Coverstock: EnMotionâ„¢ Reactive
Ball Color: Red / Black / Silver All colors do vary somewhat from the picture shown.
Ball Finish: Rough Buff Finish
Hook Potential: 115 (Medium-High) on a scale of 10-175 Low-High
Length: 105 (Medium) on a scale of 25-235 Early-Late
RG Differential: 0.036 (Medium Flare) on a scale of .000-.080 Low Flare-High Flare
RG Average: 2.548 (Medium-Low) on a scale of 2.43-2.80 Very Low-High Break Point
Breakpoint Shape: 80 (Angular) on a scale of 10-100 Arced-Angular
Recommended Lane Conditions: Medium to Oily
Description: Get Twisted! The Twisted Fury expands and upgrades the Fury line by introducing both a new core and new coverstock to the market. The Twisted Fury is comprised of an asymmetric version of the Torsionâ„¢Core and the EnMotionâ„¢ Reactive coverstock.
Coverstock: The Twisted Fury introduces EnMotion Reactive coverstock. More aggressive in the mid-lane and back-end than High Octane, EnMotion Reactive delivers tremendous mid-lane recovery and forgiveness combined with plenty of back-end ball reaction
Core: Brunswick has added a new twist to the Torsion core concept by producing an Asymmetric version for the Twisted Fury. The symmetric version of the Torsion core used in the original Fury was based on triangular geometry. The Asymmetric version is based on a six-sided polygon. The inner core of a 16-pound Twisted Fury weighs in at 6.36 pounds, resulting in a medium RG that helps push the aggressive EnMotion coverstock down the lane. Brunswick has put a new twist on core design so you can twist it up better on the lanes.

15 lbs 3 oz before drill
Pin: 3 inch
Pin to PAP 4"
PAP: 5 3/4 1/4 under RH
Layout: Dual angle, PSA angle 45, Val 45
Cover: Rough buff (factory finish)
League average 223


  Once everything was laid out..the pin sits about 1 inch under my middle finger.  15 games on this ball thus far, but thats enough for a first impression..In my opinion...
    Amazing bench mark ball..Plays the track like no ones elses business..On Med. oil you can can carry all day long...when the backends get sloppy with carry down, she still turns up so pretty like.. 277 high game with it so far..If I keep calm I'll shoot 300 with it..but who cares..this is a ball that you can cash with..its a must have...I can play the track with out moving much through 6 games.
  Example, King of the Hill tourneys, 6 game format, with 6 to a lane and moving lane to lane after each game, you know the drill.
  League seems to have the same look until the heads go and forces you move in, with two and one moves to get more oil to keep it twisting.
   You will not have to open the lane up much to get a sweet look or play deep inside to be effective..It seems to play all angles well though. I think BEST outside 17 for me...not a deep inside ball with this layout or cover..I would rather roll the Pearl Fury for a greater attack angle, you feel me..I wouldn't even suggest trying to use this ball deeper than 17!!! Sure I can swing it just like all of us can and I'm comfy inside..But play it where it scores best and carries better, and you will both shine!! Deep inside angles seem to ring the 10's, depending on the shot..I also like that I can play direct, with out relying on the outside bump, or having to belly the ball much..
Conclusion:
Easy revs..super mid lane read, PREDICTABLE, consistent and it hits so hard, Brunswick did it big with this one...Just know when to use it and when to bag it..Thats the key to winning
Good luck..
10 out of 10

I'm not here to brag about my high games, series or ability..I'm here to brag about how versatile this ball is... Buy one

Drilled this ball up about a month ago. Drilling is 70* by 5in by 50*, pin is drilled out in ring finger with a small x-hole down. This is ball gets great length and a nice hard roll to the pocket. With the pin being drilled out and an x-hole down, the backend is strong but controllable. I can use this ball on a number of conditions. It is a VERY nice compliment to my Ultra Zone.
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Ohio High School Singles Champion 11th Grade

First off i was not a brunswick fan for a long time.  Almost every ball i ever tried from them wanted to hook early, but after some great recommendations from my cousin i gave this ball a try.

I throw about 16-17 mph, medium revs, stroker-tweener and tried this ball on a medium house shot.  This ball displays excellent length, with great recovery.  This ball does just exactly what i wanted it to.  Seems it will fit well on most medium to lighter shots.  If i pulled it a little, it held, if i sent it out wide, it still maintained good recovery.  Give this ball a chance.

Rating 9/10

This is my second post after deleting the first. I got the ball on more favorable conditions and all I can say is wow! The ball is set up long and smooth but the continuation makes this ball a beast. It goes 40ft then strong arc to the pocket. My normal line is 22 to 11 with my break point being 7. With the twisted I was starting 27 to 13. The ball is a lot stronger than I was looking for. This might be my benchmark along with my pluto that's coming.

Summary: long, smooth, continuous, and hits like kimbo slice. Good job brunswick. Thanks to Chris M and Paul Seay.
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Formally LeftyHawse, Jim Jones.
I''m man enough to admit I stroke with the left hand and it feels good.

Mullans pro shop Richmond, Va.

J. C. Jones coaching solutions
Richmond, Va.

I got a 15 lb twisted fury a few months ago. Pin below ring finger, balance hole 3-4 inches to the right of the pin and mass bias kicked out to right about 3 inches in line with balance hole. I am a down and in stroker and I have it highly polished. This ball performs best for me on wood lanes or a mix of wood/synthetic. I can play the track or outside the track and the ball has decent length and backend. It is a good ball, not really exceptional in any respect except that it looks very cool and that is probably why it is soo popular. I see this ball everywhere on the lanes. I am just a sucker for a nice pearlized ball what can I say, it's a decent piece.

A great ball buy a great company, have drilled many of these beast for myself and my customers.
       Review
           weight: 15.2
           layout: pin 5" from pap psa locator 5" from pap
           static weights: 0oz. finger/thumb  1/4oz. neg side no bal. hole
           surface prep: 2000 abralon
           bowlers spec's: pap 5 3/4 right up 1/2, span 4 7/16x4 7/16
                           med/hi revs( 390 rpm ) 90 deg. axis tilt
                           ave.ball speed 17.0mph
           Lane conditions: fresh house 38' buffed to 42' top hat
                            Brunswick Pro Alvilane Kegle prodigy oil
 out of the box the rough buff finish was a little squirty coming off the oil, took ball to spinner polished first with pro grip degree 4000 the brought it down with 2000 grit abralon pad. WOW what a difference not only did the ball retain it's mid lane read but the energy stored was phenomenal. This hitting machine was throwing pins like they were children's plastic pins. As of this date I have thrown 3 300's plus 824 with this particular ball ( one of the 300's was on PBA scorpion ). One thing to remember about this ball is that was not intended for heavy oil and if you purchased one for a lot of oil you will be disappointed. this ball was intended for typical house and shorter PBA patterns.
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Jeffrey Spencer

Alright, Ive had this ball for a couple of months now, and it took awhile for me to get usedto it. It is set up with the pin directly under the bridge and the cg is on the val. I had to take this ball to 300 grit to get just a little action on it, maybe 3-4 boards with my normal speed. Or about 10 boards with slower speed and higher revs. Overall this ball works well on Dry-to not so heavy medium, lol. I give this ball a 9/10 for dryer lanes.

Thanks for reading my review

Ricky
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Ricky Michaels

Also known as Mister High Speed Himself,