| Coverstock Info | |||
|---|---|---|---|
Name: | Coercion MXC Solid Reactive | ||
Type: | Reactive Solid | ||
Box Finish: | 2000 Grit LSS | ||
Color: | Red / Black | ||
| Core Info | |||
Name: | Predator V2 | ||
| Type: | Asymmetrical | ||
| RG: | 2.47 | ||
| Total Diff: | 0.054 | ||
| Int. Diff: | 0.015 | ||
The Jackal Legacy pairs the asymmetrical Predator V2 weight block found in other recent Jackal releases with the new Coercion MXC Solid Reactive coverstock. This coverstock is the strongest to date for Motiv, and its strength is complemented by its 2000 grit sanded box finish. The change to the new coverstock allows the Jackal Legacy to have increased total hook compared to both the Jackal Ghost and the Alpha Jackal.
Stroker was able to start just inside of where he was lined up with the Alpha Jackal on the fresh heavy oil pattern. He liked how easily the Jackal Legacy got started off his hand, creating traction through the heavy volume of oil in the front of the lane. He saw more total hook than his Jackal Ghost, while having a sharper downlane motion than the Forge Flare. Once the pattern broke down, he could either move in, increase his ball speed, or add loft, which demonstrated some good versatility in the ball. His last option as the lanes dried out was shelling-down into a Jackal Flash or Forge Fire to stay in the same part of the lane. Stroker had the most success of all the testers on the medium oil pattern. The increased hook potential had him start his ball farther left and keep it deeper in the pattern downlane compared to the other Motiv balls. Later in the session, the oil in the middle of the lane started to dry up, so...
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