What’s New: One affordable reactive line in five looks: the symmetric Fury core and PowerKoil 26 Hybrid cover deliver dependable reactive motion in the colors you want, slotted between the Rhino and the Danger Zone.

Best For: Newer bowlers who want their first real reactive ball, and experienced players who need an affordable, controllable option for lighter oil and drier lanes. The matte Emerald/Black reads earliest and strongest, while the four pearls and hybrids add length.

Bottom Line: Real reactive performance at a starter price, in five colorways to suit any bag. See the Brunswick Fury colorways at BowlersMart.

What’s New: The Vibe Line Goes Deep: A Symmetric Core and HK22 CT Reactive Plus Cover Built for Length and a Continuous Backend

Best For: Hammer built the Deep Ocean Vibe for bowlers who want length through the front and a defined backend on light to medium oil. The symmetric Vibe core and HK22 CT Reactive Plus cover keep the motion clean and controllable, making it a versatile pick for newer players moving up from plastic as well as experienced bowlers who want a smoother, more predictable shape.

Bottom Line: A Versatile Vibe for Length and Control. See the Hammer Deep Ocean Vibe at BowlersMart.

What’s New: A Controlled Step Down for the Black Widow Line: The New Symmetric Aftermath Core Meets the Proven HK22C2 Solid

Best For: Hammer built the Fallout for players who want a controlled step down from their strongest equipment without giving up traction. The symmetric Aftermath core and HK22C2 Solid cover read the midlane smoothly and produce a defined backend, making it a strong complement to the Black Widow line on medium to heavy oil.

Bottom Line: The Controlled Step Down the Black Widow Line Needed. See the Hammer Fallout at BowlersMart.

What’s New: Completing the No Doubt Family: The New Advantage Plus Hybrid Cover on the Proven No Doubt Symmetric Core

Best For: Radical built the No Doubt Hybrid for league bowlers who want a clean mid-lane read and a controllable backend on house patterns. The symmetric No Doubt core and the new Advantage Plus Hybrid cover read the lane in an even, repeatable way, making it a versatile benchmark piece for medium to heavy oil.

Bottom Line: The Controllable Heart of the No Doubt Family. See the Radical No Doubt Hybrid at BowlersMart.

What’s New: The House Shot Killer: A Strong Midlane Paired With a Sharp, Angular Move Downlane

Best For: Ebonite built the Spartan Pearl for bowlers who want a strong midlane read with an angular, explosive backend on medium to oily lanes. The asymmetric Iron Fist V2 core and HK22C2 Optimize Pearl cover clear the front cleanly and snap hard through the pins, making it a versatile house shot option that still has the strength to handle real volume.

Bottom Line: The Angular House Shot Killer. See the Ebonite Spartan Pearl at BowlersMart.

What’s New: Following One of Brunswick’s Most Successful Releases: The Alert Core Gets a Sharper, More Dynamic Backend

Best For: Brunswick built the Warning Alert for players who want a sharper, more dynamic move on medium oil. The symmetric Alert core and HK22 Savvy Hook Hybrid cover give the ball added length through the front and a defined backend, making it an outstanding choice for the transition and for higher-friction lanes where the original Alert can read a touch early.

Bottom Line: A Sharper, More Dynamic Alert for Medium Oil. See the Brunswick Warning Alert at BowlersMart.

What’s New: The Benchmark Intel Core Returns Wrapped in Radical’s New Hyper Control Solid Cover for Urethane-Style Control That Stays Tournament Legal

Best For: Radical built the Intel Tour for players who want a controllable benchmark piece that calms down today’s high-friction lanes. The symmetric Modified Intel core and the new Hyper Control Solid cover read the mid-lane with a smooth, urethane-style roll, making it a dependable control option for league and tournament bowlers who need to see the lane clearly before adjusting.

Bottom Line: A Benchmark Control Piece for Today’s High-Friction Lanes. See the Radical Intel Tour at BowlersMart.

What’s New: The Best-Rolling Theorem Shape Returns With a Sharper Skid/Flip Backend

Best For: Track built the Theorem Delta for bowlers who want the trusted, sweeping Theorem shape with more backend continuation. The asymmetric MC2 Asym core and Super Response Hybrid cover read the midlane strongly and respond sharply to friction, making it a versatile go-to on medium to oily patterns for a wide range of styles and rev rates.

Bottom Line: The Trusted Theorem Shape, Sharpened. See the Track Theorem Delta at BowlersMart.

What’s New: The Once-a-Year Collision Line Returns: Length Through the Front, a Strong and Continuous Move on the Backend

Best For: DV8 built the Intense Collision for bowlers who want length through the front of the lane with a strong, continuous backend. The asymmetric Collision core and HK22C2 Havoc Pearl cover clear the heads cleanly and make a defined move off the friction, making it a versatile option for medium to heavy oil where control matters as much as hook.

Bottom Line: A Versatile Pearl Asymmetric That Blends Power and Control. See the DV8 Intense Collision at BowlersMart.

What’s New: HK22C2 Returns to the Combat Line: The Biggest-Hooking Brunswick Ball Since the Mesmerize

Best For: Brunswick built the Combat Solid for stronger players who face heavy oil and want early, controllable traction. The asymmetric Rampart core and Alpha Premier Solid cover read the mid-lane strongly and keep driving, making it an outstanding fresh-pattern benchmark for higher-rev and medium-speed bowlers.

Bottom Line: The Strongest Combat Yet. See the Brunswick Combat Solid at BowlersMart.

What’s New: The Bestselling Evil Eye Core Returns in the New HK22C Pearl Cover for More Down-Lane Motion

Best For: Radical built the Evil Eye Pearl for stronger players who want length with a strong, defined backend on medium to heavy oil. The Super Symmetrical Evil Eye core gives your pro shop a wide drilling range, while the polished HK22C Pearl cover pushes cleanly through the fronts before the ball makes its move. It is a Top Shelf piece for tournament players, league bowlers who see carrydown or drier backends, and anyone who throws the original Evil Eye and wants the down-lane complement to it.

Bottom Line: The Bestselling Evil Eye, Now Built for Length and Flip. See the Radical Evil Eye Pearl at BowlersMart.

Heavy Oil Attack

Fresh / Strongest: Brunswick Combat Solid

Length and Flip: DV8 Intense Collision

Angular Pearl: Ebonite Spartan Pearl

Read the fresh with the strong Combat Solid, then move to the Intense Collision and Spartan Pearl pearls for length and an angular backend as the pattern transitions.

All-Around League Bag

Benchmark: Track Theorem Delta

House-Shot Control: Radical No Doubt Hybrid

Medium-Oil Move: Radical Evil Eye Pearl

A versatile three-ball league setup: the Theorem Delta and No Doubt Hybrid for the heart of the night, then the Evil Eye Pearl for length as the fronts open up.

Control and Value

Urethane-Style Control: Radical Intel Tour

Length on Lighter Oil: Hammer Deep Ocean Vibe

Best Value: Brunswick Fury

Calm down burned-up lanes with the Intel Tour, find length with the Deep Ocean Vibe, and keep your costs down with the $109.95 Fury, an ideal first reactive ball.