| Length | 75 |
|---|---|
| Backend | 88 |
| Hook | 75 |
| Flare Potential | 7"+ |
| Weight Block | Predator™ V2 Asymmetric |
|---|---|
| Cover Stock | Propulsion™ HV+ Pearl Reactive |
| Finish | 5000 Grit LSS |
| Weight Range | 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 |
The next success story in the best Assym product line on the market! The Crimson Jackal may be my favorite looking Jackal for shelf appeal and certainly sets a new standard for performance from a Pearl assymetrical ball.
I have drilled two Crimson Jackals:
40x5x70 pin down 1000 grit
60x5x40 pin up out of box (light scuff to crack the surface)
The pin down crimson with surface is nearly as strong as my Jackal Ghost with the same layout and maybe creates a bigger footprint in the lane. The pin up shiny Crimson Jackal is my favorite, with a much stronger shape than the previous Pride Empire, which was the last Pearl Assym I had used.
Based on my success, my wife drilled a Crimson Jackal and it has worked great for her lower speed rev dominant style. For my higher speed/high rev style, I can create incredible angle with the Crimson Jackal, even on heavier fresher oil patterns.
I would recommend this to a friend
Once again Motiv improved on a pearl version of the Jackal! By far the Cleanest Asymmetric that Motiv offers in their current lineup. I broke the cover with a used 2000 pad because it was a couple feet too clean out of the box for my liking. The Predator V2 wrapped in the Propulsion HV Pearl makes the corner with ease without loosing hitting power from any part of the lane. Once the lane starts to break down this is my go-to right after the Ambush or the Raptor Fury. Another great purpose-built ball form Motiv.
Eric George
Motiv Staff
I would recommend this to a friend
Out of box this ball was almost too much. Crazy clean and angular once it saw friction. After 100+ games it loses energy in transition. Great for the fresh, but once the lanes transition I need to ball down (usually to my Primal).
I would recommend this to a friend
Video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=uIkuKntgK9g&si=OJBqmLlg92e2bJ2J
Layout: 60 x 4 3/8 x 40
Strengths
Crimson Jackal sits up earlier than Mythic Jackal and Ripcord Launch, however the length it provides is comparable to Nuclear Forge.
The Propulsion coverstock is what makes Crimson Jackal versatile on medium to heavier oil patterns, you will appreciate the remarkable total hook it provides.
Weaknesses
Crimson Jackal is a huge pearl, and the more friction Crimson encounters the bigger reaction you will see out of it. It can provide you with too much hook for drier conditions.
Summary
Crimson Jackal is user friendly on a variety of patterns, and to anyone that was not fond of the Golden Jackal I would encourage you to accept the mission of putting a Crimson in your bag.
Your game will thank you for it.
K.C. White II
Motiv Staff
Royal Flush Apparel Staff
I would recommend this to a friend
on December 26 i severely messed up my knee i had ordered the new chrimson jackal i had to wait till january 24 to drill it i would like to say thank you to Andrew Anderson for the ball lay out. scores have been 641 616 585 626 i still cant shoot right hand spares that will yet do to the brace but this ball is fun to use
I would recommend this to a friend
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