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Danger Zone Purple Ice

Brunswick

MSRP: $219.95
$119.95
(You save $100.00 )
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SKU:
60-108519-93X-15
Factory Finish:
500 Siaair/Crown Factory Compound/Crown Factory Polish
Weightblock Type:
Danger Zone - Symmetrical
Coverstock Type:
HK22 - PowerKoil 26
Flare Potential:
High

Expected release date is Dec 11th 2025

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Advanced / All Purpose / 64

The Danger Zone Purple Ice brings added excitement to the new Danger Zone line, giving bowlers a pearl option to pair with the black solid Danger Zone. Featuring the same legendary core shape, the Purple Ice is wrapped in our advanced HK22 Pearl coverstock, making it noticeably cleaner through the front of the lane with a sharper, more angular motion at the breakpoint. This ball is the perfect complement to the solid version, providing a one-two punch of performance and versatility at an incredible value. Whether you’re building an arsenal or looking for a go-to ball with a booming backend motion, the Danger Zone Purple Ice will get you in the zone!

The Danger Zone and Danger Zone Purple Ice are available in 10- to 16-pounds.

Core Numbers

  16 lb 15 lb 14 lb 13 lb 12 lb 11 lb 10 lb
RG 2.488 2.501 2.518 2.574 2.597 2.769 2.800
DIFF 0.048 0.048 0.048 0.040 0.040 0.002 0.002
Spec Table
Spec Label Spec Value
Level Advanced
Part Number 60-108519-93X
Color Purple Ice
Core Danger Zone
Coverstock HK22 - PowerKoil 26
Cover Type Pearl Reactive
Finish 500 Siaair / Crown Factory Compound / Crown Factory Polish
Weights 16-10 lbs.
Warranty Two years from purchase date
Release Date December 11, 2025

Performance Index:

ADVANCED:
Performance features with a wide range of reactions for bowlers of all skill levels.

ALL PURPOSE:

Versatile ball motion that is useful across various lane conditions, usually a continuous and strong arcing ball. Balls with higher numbers will have stronger overall reactions.

REACTION SHAPE STRENGTH: 64
The higher the number the stronger the reaction shape – with 1 being the least and 100 the most.

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