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Track Bowling Ball Cores
Every Track core in a ball we sell, with its RG, differential and mass bias, on one map
Track puts 7 different cores into the 11 Track balls we have in stock today: 1 symmetric and 6 asymmetric. The newest is the Track I-Core Gen4. The strongest flare comes from the Track Stealth Core (differential 0.056), and the earliest-revving is the Track MC2 Asym Core (RG 2.470). Every core below links to its own page with specs by weight and the balls built on it.
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- 7 current cores
- 1 symmetric, 6 asymmetric
- 11 balls in stock
- 33 retired cores
The Track core map
Where Track’s cores sit on RG and differential against every other core we stock. Lower and left revs early with less flare; up and right saves energy and flares more.
Map key: Track’s current cores
Track cores in balls we stock today
Track MC2 Asym Core
Track I-Core Gen4
Track Stealth Core
Track Criterion ID Core
Track Criterion MD Core
Track I-CORE 3.0
Track Shuttle Core
Specs are the manufacturer’s 15 lb figures. Click a core for its specs by weight, the balls built on it and the nearest cores from other brands.
Retired Track cores
- Track Synergy Core
- Track I-CORE 3.0 Slim
- Track Regulator Core
- Track Modified Tri Core Symmetrical
- Track Strata Core
- Track Tempo Core
- Track Dual Torque Core
- Track Proof Core
- Track Robot Core
- Track Legion 2 Turbo Core
- Track Modified Legion Core
- Track Helmet Core
- Track Packman Core
- Track Catback Core
- Track X-Type Core
- Track MC2 Core
- Track Starship Core
- Track Precision SD Core
- Track Alias Core
- Track Mako Core
- Track Cyborg Core
- Track Modified Tri-Core
- Track LT-2 Core
- Track Symmetric Core
- Track DNA Core
- Track Edge Core
- Track I-Core
- Track Face Core
- Track Modified Leggo Core
- Track Modified Robot 2 Core
- Track Leggo
- Track Legion
- Track Modified Kinetic
Retired means no ball with this core is in stock at BowlersMart today. The core pages stay up because bowlers still search for these balls, and each one points to the closest current cores.
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Questions bowlers ask
What cores does Track use in its bowling balls?
7 different cores are in the Track balls we stock today: MC2 Asym Core, I-Core Gen4, Stealth Core, Criterion ID Core, Criterion MD Core, I-CORE 3.0, Shuttle Core. 1 are symmetric and 6 asymmetric. Each core’s page lists its RG, differential and mass bias by weight.
Which Track core has the most flare?
The Track Stealth Core, with a differential of 0.056 at 15 lb, the highest of Track’s current cores. Higher differential means more flare potential and a stronger, more angular motion.
Which Track core revs up earliest?
The Track MC2 Asym Core, with an RG of 2.470 at 15 lb, the lowest of Track’s current cores. A low RG core starts revving sooner and reads the midlane earlier.
Are Track cores symmetric or asymmetric?
Both. Of the 7 Track cores in stock, 1 are symmetric (one pin marker, a smooth continuous arc) and 6 are asymmetric (pin and PSA markers, a stronger and more angular backend).
What is Track’s newest core?
The Track I-Core Gen4, first sold here in February 2026. It is asymmetric with an RG of 2.480 and a differential of 0.053 at 15 lb.
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