Storm Intense

Radial Accelerating Disk (RAD) technology was unveiled in the original X-Factor series as the first to feature dual density disc technology. More recently, this design premise emerged in the RAD4 Core powering the Code series. With the new Intense, our R&D Team is taking it a step further with the new RAD-E Core. The E stands for ENERGY as the elongated ellipses near the pin increase the separation of mass as well as the potential energy of this dynamic beast.

R3S is the third generation of Storm s flagship coverstock: Reactor cover material. This shell has a measurable porosity that is higher than its predecessor. This increased porosity reads the lane slightly sooner than Reactor or R2S and smooths out the overall reaction. Blending out lane transition is one of R3S s best features.