When the competition flares up, remember this: Blue Heat can be just as hot. And the temperature just got turned up a few degrees with our newest pin scorcher, the Heat2 TM Pearl. Our Pearlized Pegaxis Pro TM cover wrapped around our PowerRev TM core delivers the snap, cracke and the pop you've come to expect from Track. Designed by bowlers for bowlers, our Heat2 Pearl delivers more length and gets through the heads and midlane, right up to the breakpoint with ease. Then, it unleashes a commanding snap to the pocket, kicking out those stubborn corner pins with authority. So if you want to burn a hole in your competition's pocket, get a hand full of heat, the new Heat 2 Pearl from Track.
Ball Construction: Modified 4-piece
Backend Rating: 7 (on scale of 1-10)
Hook Rating: 15 (on a scale of 1-20)
Flare Potential: Medium/High
Core Design: Power Rev Technology
Radius of Gyration: 2.48
Differential: .047
Coverstock: Pegaxis Pro TM Pearl
Color: Metallic Blue with Yellow/Orange Logo fill
Factory Finish: Polished
Pin Placement: 0-5"
Recommended Polish: Track Magic TM Clean N Polish
| Line | Triton |
|---|---|
| Color | Green |
| Coverstock | Reactive Pearl |
| Core | 4-piece |
| RG | 2.487 |
| Differential | 0.047 |
| Intermediate Diff | n/a |
| Factory finish | Polished |
| Weights | |
4 Reviews
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Lefty 43
This is the best ball I have right now (also have Wicked B/R/T, Spirit and Stomp Pearl) great length and huge backend great for medium to light oil coditions. Can play the ball just about anywhere but likes to be played outside around the second to first arrow. Will sometimes leave 8 pin for lefties ond 9 pin for righties because of huge backend and because it hits so hard. Also it looks great going down the lane and it will shatter the pins and send many messengers. Not able to be used on heavy oil because it seems to lose power. Overall great ball, good job Track.
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Boblicious
This ball is crazy awesome. Ive tried this ball on just about every kind of lane condition and had success. The ball carries and is forgiving. Once u get it to the break point, it just turns and goes. First time i used it my jaw dropped. Its quite durable to, ive had it for a while and its still hooking like u wouldn't believe. When i had first got it i had shot my high game as of then, 289, but since have had a 300 w/ my x- factor which i highly recommend as well. Very good ball.
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jensm
I bought this ball in the fall of 2001. Drill 4x4 to fit my medium rev medium speed style. Right out of the box it gave me the reaction and hit that I was looking for. It worked very well on medium-oiled lanes with fresh backends, but also handled carry-down allright. In fact, it was almost too strong for the light-oiled wood lanes of my "home" bowling center. After 100-150 games the reaction became weaker and a track began to show in the ball. I had it resurfaced and shined back to about box condition. This did not help. It was still much weaker than when it was new. Now I can only get good results with it on light-oiled lanes with fresh backends. Tends to skid and hit weakly on carry-down. I have recently tried to soak this ball in hot water to get oil out and also to dull the surface with Scotch-Brite. Nothing has helped - it is still much weaker than it was when new. <scrip
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TEN_PIN
I use to buy a ball or 2 every year but since my 2 chidren have been born that came to a halt. Well this is my first ball in some time. The last one was the T.K.O. which I only use when the lanes are oily. Well I was looking for a ball which goes long and snaps at the end when the lanes are on drier side. Which I can play an up and in line. I have moderate rev and 15 M.P.H. ball speed. Well I found this ball I couldn't plat that line. I had to play the BIG HOOK shot . Boy what a hit !! Send it out and watch the ball fly back and crush the pins. 90 degree leverage drilling with the pin 3 3/8 inches away from pap. It's not exactly what I was looking for but I love the hit of this ball.<scri
