
Coverstock Info | |||
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Name: | Gen MA (Moderate Angle) | ||
Type: | Reactive Pearl | ||
Box Finish: | 800 / 1000 / 2000 Abralon / Powerhouse Factory Finish Polish | ||
Color: | Black / Purple / Red | ||
Core Info | |||
Name: | NA | ||
Type: | Asymmetrical | ||
RG: | 2.51 | ||
Total Diff: | 0.057 | ||
Int. Diff: | 0.003 |


The Track 503A joins the 503T and 503C to complete the trilogy of the Packman core. This core is surrounded with the new Gen MA coverstock The Moderate Angle cover is a less aggressive cover than the Gen XA shell used on the 706A.
This combination matched up best on our medium test pattern. All three testers whacked this pattern pretty well. The 503A cleared the front and made a big move at the breakpoint. This gave us the best angle to strike. We had push on shots...
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Strengths: The skid/snap nature of the 503A is its strongest asset. Bowlers who like to see a ball go long and flip hard will want to look into the 503A.
Weaknesses: Heavy volumes of oil will keep the 503A in the bag. There are better options in the Track line to handle these types of conditions.
Overall Summary: The 503A falls between the 300A and the 706A in the ball motion line. This is the closest thing we have thrown to replace the 505A from years ago.