Track Stealth Bowling Ball

This is a great high end symmetric solid ball that is a must for all bowlers! One of my all time favorites is the knockout. This reminds me of that ball but on steroids! This ball is very versatile and I’m able to throw it on multiple types of patterns and oil lengths! It seems to really finish through the pins where some other symmetrical balls tend to get lazy as you move in. Super impressed with this ball.

The performance is in the title itself! This ball is by far Track's and Brunswick's best ball this year (2022)!!! This is the most versatile ball in my bag in a couple of years. This allows me to play straight or even hook the lanes. This ball does well with surface changes and works to your advantage! I shot my highest set of my bowling career out the box with this ball at 826.

The Track Stealth with the final grit surface of 1500 combined with the super dense core, needs some oil up front to be effective. The core wants to stand up relatively early and get going. I love the hitting power and predictability all in one. I compare this ball to the Brunswick Black Knockout, which similar characteristics; symmetric core, black, and heavy rolling. The hitting power of this is second to none. I had quite a few off pocket hits as well. If you like to go up the boards and/or keep your angles shallow, this is the ball reaction you need in your bag. This is also a must to handle heavier volumes of oil. Be sure to check out the Trackbowling website for more information.

Man I love this ball! It’s so smooth and strong at the same time! The ball has controllability and is a great benchmark ball for reading the lanes. The layout I went with on this piece was 60 x 4 x 20. The layout allows me to utilize this ball for longer periods of time on the wet/dry conditions I see a lot in my area. This ball reads every part of the lane well without making a huge turn left that jumps off the spot.

The Stealth by Track is a bowler friendly ball. It has a strong core, strong cover, and is symmetrical.It's versatile and takes surface adjustment well. It allows you to keep the ball in front of you or let's you open your angles while retaining plenty of energy down lane. Track has stepped up their game. Time to step up your game with the Stealth!

In my opinion there’s nothing better then a solid black bowling ball. This Stealth does everything and more then I expected. Super versatile and is just about the first ball out of my bag. The Track Stealth is the definition of a benchmark ball.

The Track Stealth is the ball you have been waiting for. It uses the new Stealth core covered in theQR-9 solid coverstock. Put that all together and you will get a strong heavy oil symmetrical ball. Is Paul reads the middle lane in the back and really hard and will be one of the strongest symmetrical balls in your bag. I drilled mine 75x4.5x35. I use it as my strong symmetrical ball in my bag. I do see this as a ball you can use on both house shots and sport patterns that have heavier volume.

Do you want to soar above your competition? Do you want to see your scores soar? Then get yourself a Track Stealth! Track has been missing this kind of ball in their lineup; big strong symmetrical core. Has a good mid lane read with a ton of continuation off the pattern and through the pins. I have it weaker in the mid lane than the Paragon, which makes the Stealth a great ball down from the Paragon.

The Stealth is a great fit in my bag. Good jump off the spot, but it also continues the move through the pins. It picks up earlier than my Maximum Results, but later than my Obsession. The Stealth was THE ball when the lanes got wet/dry, smoothing out the reaction. I am a “tweener”, so I struggle when I have to move left with the big boys. The symmetrical core helps get the ball rolling in the oil, and the high diff gives me that little extra kick to get the corner pins out. This ball is staying in the starting lineup! Drilled 4x4x2 and kept the factory surface.

The Track Stealth is a high-end symmetric solid in the Track line. It is definitely a strong overall ball motion. Mine was drilled 50x4 7/8x15, which placed the pin well above my ring finger. The goal was to get a cleaner roll through the front part of the lane and still get a strong pickup in the mids/backend. What I found is that the out of box cover is so strong, that the layout did not matter, and it picked up too early on the house shot. Fortunately, the surface adapts to changes very well. I brought the cover up to 3000 abralon and got what I was looking for. The Track Stealth will be 1st ball out of my bag on many THS conditions as well as sport shots that have volume. Plenty of surface changes to adapt to different conditions, but the strong ball motion will make this useable in many situations. Dave Han Track Regional Staff Vise Regional Staff