JACKAL GHOST V2

The upgrade comes from new cover technology.  The Jackal Ghost V2 is wrapped in an evolved Leverage HFS Reactive coverstock specifically engineered for modern oil volumes. The original Jackal Ghost eventually became too clean for today’s heavier conditions. The new version fixes that problem without losing the legendary benchmark heavy oil motion that made the Jackal Ghost famous in the first place.

The Predator V2 core stays untouched in the new Jackal Ghost V2. When you have one of the most dominant asymmetrical cores ever created, you don’t mess with it. Low RG. Massive differential. Proven at the highest level of competition for nearly a decade. This is the strongest core a bowler could need.  

For players who saw the Jackal Ghost as too clean, the Jackal Ghost V2 will be a good fit.  The Jackal Ghost V2 earlier and stronger than the original with the same consistent strong arc down lane.  The Jackal Ghost V2 is a great compliment to the Jackal Onyx; an all time favorite for many speed dominant players.  The V2 will provide more length and down lane motion than the Jackal Onyx. 

Balanced bowlers will love using this benchmark asymmetric piece to get a read of the lanes and to dominate on a variety of patterns.  The Jackal Ghost V2 is a versatile solid asym that can be manipulated by a balanced bowler to suit many conditions just using surface adjustments.   

For the crankers and lower speed players, the Jackal Ghost V2 is as strong an asym as is likely needed in the bag.  Many rev dominant players complain that the smoothest and earliest balls with big cores are not useful as they burn up and lose hitting power.  The Jackal Ghost V2 is designed to be cleaner and more continuous than those biggest asymmetrical balls.  This means the Jackal Ghost V2 is a great option for heavy oil for the rev dominant bowler. 

The Jackal Ghost was a favorite of MOTIV Pro AJ Johnson, so we had to bring him out to show off the new Jackal Ghost V2! The Jackal Ghost has become one of the most trusted heavy oil balls in history. After nearly ten years, the longest running asymmetrical bowling ball in the bowling industry is getting an upgrade.