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Track Stealth Bowling Ball Core
In recent years, symmetric Track balls have offered a medium to low flare potential, creating a more controllable reaction. The Stealth breaks out of that mold with more flare and more technology. The Stealth core is a new design and features a dense flip block on the bottom of the core mass, helping the Stealth maintain differential numbers after drilling. Bowlers wanting more performance from a symmetrical ball will love the Stealth because of its low RG and high differential combination.
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