900 Global Sublime Focus Bowling Ball

Layout: 4 1/2 x x 3 1/2 x 4 Surface: 2000 Abralon The sublime Focus brings back the Immersed AI core paired with the new Reserve Blend 804 Solid coverstock. Sources have told me that this coverstock has nano particles in it to give that added traction in the heavier oil conditions. I drilled this one pin down to give me the ability to play straighter angles through the front of the lane while still giving me that strong midlane read. This sublime not only gets through the front well, but has great continuation. On my 44ft house shot, it was great on the fresh as expected. The solid coverstock blended the lane really well and had great pin carry. It also provided a lot of control which is what is needed on the fresh. When the front part of the lane broke down, I was able to move in more with my feet but to keep up with the pin carry, I needed to slow my ball speed down. This is pretty typical for a strong solid coverstock bowling ball. Balling down to the original sublime after the focus would be the most ideal situation for this ball once the focus becomes too smooth down lane. The most ideal conditions for the focus are the fresh for a typical house pattern or medium to longer sport patterns where there is a lot of oil volume. This would be a great step up and smoother option than the original sublime. Compared to the Harsh Reality Solid, the focus will be about 4 boards weaker overall and have a little better continuation. Adam Chase Storm Staff

The Sublime Focus features the same Immersed Symmetric AI core found in the original Sublime but is now wrapped in 804 Reserve Blend Solid. I personally was not a huge fan of the original Sublime. It was heavy rolling for a cleaner piece but too quick for me to play straighter with it. The Sublime Focus with the substantially stronger and slower cover offers a much more consistent shape for my eyes. The Sublime Focus is the perfect one ball for my league bag or a two ball in most tournament bags. The Sublime Focus is now available for purchase from any Storm VIP Pro Shop! Review Video: https://youtu.be/XPu98mlRlmM?si=sjNkxMaDv66EgU1u

The 900 Global Sublime Focus, featuring the Reserve Blend 804 Solid cover and Immersed™ Symmetric A.I. core, is a fantastic addition to any bowler's arsenal. Drilled 5 x 5 x 3, it starts up a bit earlier than the Optimum Idol but maintains a similar backend reaction to the original Sublime, providing a great balance of control and power. I've found it strikes consistently from various angles, making it my go-to league ball. If you're looking for reliability and performance, the Sublime Focus is a must-have—don’t miss out!

The 900 Global Sublime Focus feature the Reserve Blend 804 Solid Reactive Cover, Immersed Symmetric AI Core, and comes at 2000-grit. The Focus is the second ball in the Sublime and includes the new reserve blend 804. First off, this thing is a hook monster. I was expecting it to be strong but it was much stronger than I thought. For me, it was too much for a house shot and even on a challenge pattern that I filmed on, it just didn’t match up for me. Too be honest, I don’t match up with solid syms very well regardless. I compared it to the Optimum Idol and the OI feels a touch earlier and more round. The Focus was a bit longer but a lot more shape down lane. I think this ball will be in between the OI and P2 as far as front to back hook but I think the overall strength puts this ball above them both. This ball will need oil and be great for the heavier volumes. This is going to be another great release from 900 Global! Ball review link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yowa8jEZQ-I&t=1s Tobias Myers #GoGobal #StrikingWorldWide

Cover: Reserve Blend 804 Solid Reactive Core: Immersed Symmetric A.I. Core RG: 2.47 RG. Diff.: 0.056 Finish: 2000-Grit Abralon 900 Global’s new Sublime Focus is an Solid Symmetrical piece that is good for Medium Volume patterns. PAP is 5 5/16 R 1 3/16 Up. Rev Rate: 400. Speed: 16.5. Drilled this piece with the Pin up between the fingers and the CG kicked out 1” from the palm. Out of Box ball motion started in the mids with a smooth backend reaction through the pins on a Fresh House Pattern. I compared this to the Sublime (Hybrid) and it was 3-3 Right. The OG was cleaner through the fronts with a sharper backend. This will be a good 1st ball out of the bag on fresh. When the Sublime Focus is starting to early, the Sublime would be a good piece to switch too. This piece will be good for all types of styles. Check Out the Ball motion Video on my YouTube Page: https://youtu.be/FjhwtKgBzRk

I drilled the new 900 Global Sublime Focus 5x5x1 using the vls system. This particular layout gives me more flare out of the ball down lane. My first reaction to the Sublime Focus was super smooth and controllable. This ball reminds me of the Phaze 2 but a touch earlier. The new 804 Blend cover stock gives you almost a "benchmark" shape. Although i think this ball is a little strong to be considered a Benchmark ball, its still very close reaction wise. This ball would fit the 2 spot in a 6 ball tournament bag for me. I will definitely be drilling more of these in the future. Highly recommend!

The new Sublime focus is the latest addition to the 900 Global product line. Following the success of the original Sublime the new Sublime Focus features the 804 blend solid cover and using AI technology. I used the layout 45x4.5x50 this ball needs some oil. This ball out of the box is 2,000 grit really wants to rev up and see the mid lane and is very smooth and the new benchmark for 900 global.

Wow The Sublime Focus is a oil monster ! For sur, the strongest ball in my bag. Like to the original Sublime, the Focus offering a smooth and predictable motion but on more oiled conditions. She gives me a clean reaction on the fronts with a smooth, controlled move downlane, it's perfect on big oiled conditions. If you want a ball for helping you for heavier oil, the Sublime Focus makes a great choice or also for the bowlers that not have big rotation, she will help you to give you the help to go on the pocket. The sublime Focus is now my first choice to put in my bag on the tournament road when I know that I will need some rugh surface.

The Sublime Focus gives me a clean look through the fronts with a smooth, controlled move downlane, making it perfect for medium to lighter oil conditions. It blends the pattern well without being too sharp or jumpy at the breakpoint, which is what I really like about it. Compared to the original Sublime, the Focus is more predictable, offering a smoother, more manageable motion when lanes start to break down. If you’ve got a ball like the Phase 2 for heavier oil, the Sublime Focus makes a great compliment when you need something that will still finish strong but won’t overreact when the lanes start to dry up. It's versatile and reliable, offering a nice balance of control and continuation.