General Info
Brand: | Motiv |
Name: | Jackal Carnage |
Reviewed: | January 2016 |
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Coverstock Specs | |
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Name: | Coercion XFS Reactive |
Type: | Reactive Solid |
Box Finish: | 3000 Grit LSS |
Color: | Red / Red Solid |
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Core Specs | |
Name: | Predator |
Type: | Asymmetrical |
RG: | 2.46 |
Diff: | 0.060 |
Int. Diff: | 0.015 |
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The Motiv Jackal Carnage is the follow-up to the original Jackal. This new release shares the very strong Predator asymmetrical core design with the original. The difference in the two Jackals is all coverstock, with the original having a sanded pearl and the Carnage having a sanded solid veneer. Like the original, the box finish on this release is a sanded 3000 grit surface.
This ball slaughtered our heavy oil test pattern. Cranker and Tweener had a lot of area, as they could both get this ball to recover from almost anywhere, as long as it was close to what they were targeting at the arrows. Often on this pattern, if we get the ball to the right too quickly, there is hang. Also, shots that are
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Motiv Jackal Carnage Comparisons
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- Motiv Jackal Carnage vs. Motiv Jackal
- Motiv Jackal Carnage vs. Motiv Paranoia
- Motiv Jackal Carnage vs. Motiv Revolt Havoc
- Motiv Jackal Carnage vs. Motiv Trident
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Additional Motiv Jackal Carnage Resources
Click here to visit Motiv's website to read the manufacturer-supplied information on this ball. Also, see below for the manufacturer-produced promotional video for this ball.
Please remember that our reviews are solely based on our own testing and that you may sometimes find differences between our comments and ratings and the manufacturer's claims. Links to these manufacturer resources are provided here strictly for convenience purposes.