It will also be ideal for bowlers that have a low rev rate or higher ball speeds. Obviously the Jackal Ghost will be a go-to ball for bowlers that want to see more hook without sacrificing continuation on higher volumes of oil. Combining the physics of the Predator V2 with the chemistry of the new Coercion HFS (High Friction Solid) cover stock, the Jackal Ghost elevates heavy oil performance to a new level. Turned with a 3000 Grit Lss Finish, bowlers will see both excellent mid-lane read and unbelievable continuation. Coercion HFS is the most aggressive cover stock to date on a bowling ball in the Jackal product line. Featuring a low RG and loads of differential, this asymmetric design is easy to rev and produces massive track flare.Ĭombining the physics of the Predator V2 with the chemistry of the new Coercion HFS (High Friction Solid) cover stock, the Jackal Ghost elevates heavy oil performance to a new level. It's scary good! The Predator V2 weight block, first used on the Jackal LE, is now at the core of the Jackal Ghost. With paranormal performance, it delivers more total hook potential than any previous Jackal with no loss in continuation. He was portrayed by Edward Fox in the 1973 film and Bruce Willis, who also portrayed Lt. He is an assassin for hire with a fearsome reputation in the criminal underworld. We have seen other Motiv ballssuch as the Trident, for examplethat cover as many boards, but nothing that offered this much hook and continuation. The first thing all three of our testers noticed about the Ghost was how much continuation it had at the back of the lane. The Jackal has been resurrected! The new Jackal Ghost is here to reign terror on heavy oil. The Jackal is the titular main antagonist in the 1971 novel The Day of the Jackal, its 1973 film adaptation of the same name, and its 1997 remake The Jackal. The Jackal Ghost performed very well on our heavy oil test pattern.

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