The TF Destruction features pearl Pacific Blue and Chrome “XLerator Reactive” coverstock, finished at rough buff. The Asymmetrical Core yields an RG of 2.548 and RG diff of 0.036.
The MaxXX Zone®, Brunswick’s recommendation 
“the ball to go to 
when you’re looking for the Max. Maximum Hook, Maximum Traction, Maximum Coverstock.” The “PlaZma Reactive” Solid is Black/Blue/ Purple finished at 600 – Wet Sand. RG-max: 2.522, RG-diff.:0.042.
“the ball to go to 
when you’re looking for the Max. Maximum Hook, Maximum Traction, Maximum Coverstock.” The “PlaZma Reactive” Solid is Black/Blue/ Purple finished at 600 – Wet Sand. RG-max: 2.522, RG-diff.:0.042. Retro cores and strong reactive coverstocks have defined the Avalanche series. Using proven core technology and high quality coverstocks, the Avalanche delivers value to the bowling customer. All Avalanche balls use the acclaimed 
light bulb core initially used in the Teal Rhino Pro®. The light bulb core and its Danger Zone® modification were at the heart of two of the most successful balls of all time. The Avalanche Slide uses the brand new "PowrKoil XD Reactive" coverstock which has been specifically designed to provide extra distance (XD) through the heads when compared to the traditional "PowrKoil" coverstocks. Combined with the light bulb core, the "PowrKoil XD" coverstock of the Avalanche Slide gets cleanly through the heads, even on broken down lane conditions, while maintaining the strong back-end reaction.
light bulb core initially used in the Teal Rhino Pro®. The light bulb core and its Danger Zone® modification were at the heart of two of the most successful balls of all time. The Avalanche Slide uses the brand new "PowrKoil XD Reactive" coverstock which has been specifically designed to provide extra distance (XD) through the heads when compared to the traditional "PowrKoil" coverstocks. Combined with the light bulb core, the "PowrKoil XD" coverstock of the Avalanche Slide gets cleanly through the heads, even on broken down lane conditions, while maintaining the strong back-end reaction. 
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