Tundra Blue Fire

Track continues to lead the pack with its unparalleled range of bowling balls, catering to every skill level with premium performance. From the Theorem to the Archetype and Stealth, bowlers are increasingly turning to Track for top-tier products.

Last season, the Tundra Fire caught many by surprise with its remarkable performance. By introducing HK22 to the lower end of the Track lineup, we delivered effortless length paired with a potent skid-snap reaction, filling a void in the market.

Now, we're proud to present the Tundra Blue Fire, an evolved iteration that builds upon the success of its predecessor. Utilizing DR-6 Pearl (HK22), this ball offers a heightened level of responsiveness compared to the original Tundra Fire.

Our goal with the Tundra Blue Fire was simple: retain the essence of what made the Tundra Fire exceptional while refining its capabilities. The result? A ball that not only fine-tunes your game but also maintains its dominance on the lanes, even when faced with formidable opponents like Theorem and Stealth.

Experience the next level of performance with the Tundra Blue Fire and unleash your full potential on the bowling alley.

Here's what Track has to say about Tundra Blue Fire; 

Tackle tricky lanes with Track Tundra Fire!

Featuring the DR-5 Pearl (HK22) reactive cover, the Tundra Fire will sail through the front part of the lanes to help create continuous backend motion straight into the pocket.

Inside, the Track symmetric core with extreme high RG/low differential, expect smooth, controllable roll with stored-up energy for any style bowler.
Here's what Track has to say about Tundra Fire; 

It has been a while since Track released a ball like this. The Tundra Fire re-introduces a high RG and lower differential core to the Track line and, combined with the HK22 base cover, offers unbelievable ball motion. The core gets the Tundra Fire down the lane with ease, and the strength of the HK22 cover produces remarkable recovery and a sweeping backend motion. The Tundra Fire will excel when the lanes are hooking, but you’ll also be surprised at how versatile and useable the ball is due to the recovery HK22 provides.

Strengths
The added hook makes this ball much less condition-specific than the Tundra Fire was for us. The easy length and strong back end made this ball very easy to use as our patterns broke down.

Weaknesses
We couldn't create enough traction on our heavy oil pattern with the Tundra Blue Fire. Surface changes helped, but there are far better options available for handling slicker conditions.

Overall Summary
The Tundra Blue Fire updates the Tundra Fire from last spring with a stronger coverstock that creates less length and more overall hook. It didn't respond as hard off the friction and it didn't slide as much on the oil compared to the original Tundra Fire.

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