Ebonite Fireball vs Track Tundra Fire | Bowling Ball Review

[@scenicmyles]

Great demo of 2 balls I'm deciding on for dryer lanes, when urethane is pushing oil down lane, your demo showed the Fireball is the better choice, thanks.

[@nickscraft_minecraft]

Hey Frank! I’m Nick, you just recently helped me fix up the thumb on my strike ball. I didn’t realize this was your channel until today!

[@Tenbackbowling]

Glad I could help!

[@nickscraft_minecraft]

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[@thebigeasy8609]

Oh I'm so glad you reviewed this comparison between the Fireball and Tundra Fire. I'm looking to replace my Radical Bonus Pearl but want something earlier like this Fireball. The Fire would be sweet when really burned appears to me. Thank you for this comparison so helpful. Thanks again.

[@Tenbackbowling]

Glad it was helpful!

[@eXploital]

Thanks for that, just ordered the fireball, was looking for a ball for the burn thats clean enough through the fronts but still continuous through the pin deck with a little carry down. looking forward to drill and try it.

[@TheCryptidCrew]

Great comparison! In depth for sure 👍 Fireball reminds me of the Hyped Pearl

[@johnsilerio2407]

I was told by Matt Russo that the ball was based off of the Cyclones. Which is funny because I still have the ball in my bag. I purchased one a year ago for 80 bucks and it was money well spent. I’m definitely grabbing this one very soon.

[@darrenchambers3042]

I see two different layout numbers mentioned in chat 25 x 4 7/8 x 35 and 30 x 5 1/2 x 35. Have you tried the Fireball short pin? Great video as always!

[@drjandtex]

i wonder how these two compare with the Hammer Arctic Vibe? I have the Tundra Fire (infinity, sneak attack solid, and outer limits) but bowl on a house shot that is DRY. I am a low speed (13mph) low rev rec bowler with stroker style. Today it was so dry I had to go to my Mix spare ball to keep it on the pocket yikes! Suggestions? Great Review!

[@timothymcdonald5987]

What was your layout on your fireball?

[@travishanson166]

Hk22 balls are crazy sensitive to friction. The tundra fire has to stay in the oil or one must use a very weak and forward hand position to play the track area. So on a house shot i will wait to use it when im forced left of 4th arrow. I could play there on fresh but id run out of room. On heavy sport shots its my first ball out of the bag. The fireball seems to be a ball that belongs in my bag. My only Ebonite ball cracked after 35 years (forgot it in the car and the sunlight found it) and the fireball will do well filling the void. I'll get 2 though. Short pin and regular pin.

[@Cartel336]

Just ordered one.

[@efrainsantiago888]

Your reviews are on point. Did you used 35 x 5 or 35 x 4?

[@Tenbackbowling]

25 x 4 7/8 x 35 is the layout on the fireball

[@daytheninja]

Curious, would this pair well with a blackwidow 2.0 hybrid? I figure this will be good for later games in a series.

[@Tenbackbowling]

Yes, the fireball would be an excellent step down from the widow 2.0

[@scottst33]

Frank---Whats is the better next ball step up GB2 w/GB10.7 or GB4 Hybrid w/GB12.0 HK22? Thanks Scott

[@Tenbackbowling]

For me the GB4 hybrid is the better transition if the fireball is struggling to read the lane due to there being too much oil.

[@scottst33]

@@Tenbackbowling Thanks much Frank!

[@timothymcdonald5987]

What is your layout?

[@Tenbackbowling]

30 x 5 1/2 x 35

[@MidWesti]

are these both 15 lbers?

[@Tenbackbowling]

Yes they are