Review Of Storm Bowling Shoes
Review of Storm Bowling Shoes
Storm has been known as the Bowler's Company and for years and for a very reason. They are the market leader when it comes to bowling balls with their line that has a ball for every level bowler - from their Premier for the pros to the Ice Line for novices.
They are also a major player in the bags market even though they are N2 behind Brunswick. Regardless of that I knowpeople who would fight you all the way that no one makes better bowling bags than Storm.
Being a force in the bowling bags and balls market you would think that they would be among the top 3 players in the bowling shoes market as well, won't you? Believe if you wish but Storm did not have their own line of shoes until 2012.
The fact that they were the last company to enter the market did not bother them. As a matter of fact quite the opposite happened - in this short amount of time they became a force to be reckoned with.
In the article that follows I'm going to share with you what I think about their line of men's and women's shoes.
Storm has seven models of men's bowling shoes at different price points with the Blizzard being the cheapest ($59.99) and the SP 800 being the most expensive ($159.99).
Whenever someone sees Storm's line of men's shoes for the every first time their reaction is always the same. They like the colorful shoes and they look great indeed. That doesn't mean that Storm doesn't have bowling shoes in dark colors too it just means that it's trying to break the mold and have done it successfully .
Storm's line of women's shoes consists of 6 models (Electra, Mariah, Cloud, SP 602 & SP 601). Unlike their male counterparts female shoes are primarily white with the exception of Mariah and Windy
As for how much money they cost I think shoes are reasonably priced. The cheapest one goes for $58.99 and the most expensive model - for $159.99.
All the shoes come with one year limited warranty from Storm which is similar to what the other shoe manufacturers out there offer - Brunswick, 3G Bowling and Dexter.
To me it seems like not enough time and after looking around I found a website that gives an additional year of warranty on all bowling shoes by Storm at no additional cost. The site in question is LongLiveBowling.com- feel free to check it out.
One year additional warranty just means that you have 12 months to decide if you like the and want to keep them. In simple words that means that after you buy the shoes you have a full year to decide whether or not you want to keep them.
If the shoes are not for you - you can send them back to LongLiveBowling.com on their dime. You heard me right - you won't have to pay for that and that's something no other website out there offers (as a matter of fact they will make you pay up to 15% restocking fee).
If you think that can not be true I understand that - as they say - better safe than sorry. However their generous terms are for real.
When I heard that for the first time I was pretty sure this was a scam. I mean it sounded pretty good to be true but I was wrong. It turned out that LLB's way of attracting customers.
Offering such generous terms is a sure fire way to attract customers fast. At one point LongLiveBowling will have more customers that they can service and that's when they'll end their generous terms. However, as of writing this you can still get free two way shipping and an extra year of warranty at no cost.
Another thing you can only get from LongLiveBowling.com is the chance to ask a former U.S. Team coach your bowling related questions.
What that means is that on the site you can ask such an expert your bowling related question and get answers straight from the horse's mouth so to speak.
With more than 35 years experience as a bowler, pro shop operator and coach he knows something about bowling and bowling bags, balls and shoes, don't you think. Ask him all your burning bowling-related questions and you will get answers straight from horse mouth, figuratively speaking.
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