The Fury is Brunswick’s new entry-level line for the 2026 season, with five color variants across three coverstock/box finish combinations. The Fury Emerald/Black version has a hybrid cover with a dull box finish. This ball uses PK-26 Hybrid, an updated version of the PowrKoil coverstock originally introduced around 20 years ago. The PK-26 shell was found in HK22-based solid and pearl versions on the Danger Zone balls earlier this year. The Fury line doesn’t use HK22, and its PK-26 coverstocks are paired with a new symmetrical weight block. The symmetrical Fury core design has a higher RG of 2.524″ and a lower-medium differential of 0.038″. The Emerald/Black version provided more hook and traction than the glossy-covered one that we also reviewed. The duller surface allowed it to create more traction than the Crown Victory and Crown Victory Pearl, while the resin coverstock allowed us to cover more boards than the Crown 78U. We had the best reaction with this ball overall on our medium oil pattern, with its 500/1000/2000 SiaAir box finish providing traction through the oil and keeping down the length of the hybrid coverstock.

Cranker really liked the smooth and controllable motion that the Fury Emerald/Black provided him on the fresh medium oil pattern. The surface finish of this bowling ball created plenty of traction on the lane, resulting in a slower and more rounded shape at the breakpoint. This meant he could be very aggressive with his release without the ball going sideways when it came out of the pattern. He was straighter with his angles to keep the Fury in the oil longer compared to glossy balls that he needed to get to the dry, like both Crown Victory releases. Even with the duller finish on this...

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