By Brian Halstrom, BowlersMart Editorial Team | Published June 2026

The Brunswick Fury brings genuine reactive performance to an affordable price point, and it comes in five eye-catching colorways. Positioned between the Rhino and the Danger Zone, the Fury bridges the gap between Brunswick’s entry-level and mid-performance equipment: an exceptional first reactive ball for newer bowlers, and a dependable option for experienced players on lighter oil and drier lanes. Every colorway shares the same symmetric Fury core and Brunswick’s PowerKoil 26 coverstock, so you choose your look and dial in the finish that fits your game.

The lineup includes two pearls, two hybrids, and one dull hybrid, all at $109.95, all backed by a two-year warranty, and all offered in lighter weights down to 8 lb. Below you will find each colorway, the shared core numbers by weight, a quick guide to choosing between them, and answers to common questions.

Every Fury is built on the same symmetric Fury core, a low, stable engine that produces a smooth, readable roll with moderate, manageable flare (a 2.524 RG and a .038 differential at 15 lb). Because the core is symmetric, the Fury is forgiving of layout and easy to match to your game, which is a big part of why it works so well as a first reactive ball. In the lighter 8 to 11 lb weights, Brunswick uses a core tuned for those weights so younger and lower-speed bowlers still get a true reactive reaction.

The cover is Brunswick’s PowerKoil 26 reactive coverstock, offered in three finishes across the five colorways. The two pearls clear the front cleanly and store energy for a stronger backend. The two polished hybrids blend traction and length for a versatile, all-purpose shape. The single dull hybrid (Emerald/Black) ships matte for the earliest, strongest read of the group. Same core, five looks, three distinct reactions.

All five colorways share the same symmetric Fury core, so these core numbers apply to every Fury. The Emerald/Black and Red/Blue/Black are offered in 16 lb; the Orange/Red, Purple/Blue, and Pink/Ice/Silver run 15 lb and down.

RG and differential vary by weight. Specifications provided by Brunswick.

Because all five share a core, choosing comes down to the finish you want and the look you like. Here is a quick guide:

Brunswick Fury Colorway Comparison

All five colorways at a glance. Same core and price, different finish and look.

Colorway	Cover	Finish	Reaction	Weights
Emerald/Black	Hybrid Reactive	Matte (dull)	Earliest, strongest read	8 to 16 lb
Red/Blue/Black	Hybrid Reactive	Polished	Versatile all-purpose	8 to 16 lb
Purple/Blue	Hybrid Reactive	Polished	Versatile all-purpose	8 to 15 lb
Pink/Ice/Silver	Pearl Reactive	Polished	Clean length and backend	8 to 15 lb
Orange/Red	Pearl Reactive	Polished	Clean length and backend	8 to 15 lb

All five share the symmetric Fury core and PowerKoil 26 cover at $109.95. Core numbers by weight appear in the specs table above.

The Fury sits between two well-known Brunswick balls. Below it is the entry-level Rhino, a great first ball for the driest lanes and spares. Above it is the mid-performance Danger Zone, a stronger reactive for medium to heavier oil. The Fury bridges them: more reactive hook than the Rhino, more controllable and affordable than the Danger Zone. For a newer bowler, it is the natural step up from plastic. For an experienced player, it is a dependable option when the lanes are lighter on oil or have broken down.

Brunswick Fury Bowling Ball FAQs

Which Fury colorway is your favorite? Let us know in the comments below.

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