Track Sensor Solid Review❗| SPECTO Data | BrunsNick
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- čas přidán 27. 09. 2023
- Strong cover. Mellow core. Makes for an interesting combination that just might unlock some high scores on some tough conditions! Let's see what the low RG, lower diff Sensor Solid can do on the lanes!
With the help of SPECTO data, it'll help tell the story about reaction shape, overall hook and continuation through the pins. Here are the SPECTO data points used and definition of each term:
Launch Speed - Speed measured off the hand.
Entry Speed - Speed measured at the pins. (What you'd see on your home center MPH screens)
Rev Rate - Revolutions Per Minute (RPM)
Launch Angle - The angle the ball traveled the first 10 feet.
Break Point Position - Board at which the ball was at its outermost position.
Total Hook - Total number of boards the ball crosses on the way to the pins.
Hook Power - Number of boards the ball hooked based on the True Breakpoint.
Entry Angle - The angle of the ball between 51 and 55 feet.
Impact Angle - The angle of the ball between 57 and 59.5 feet.
Pin Deck Exit - Ball position at the end of the pin deck.
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The biggest thing I got from this is you just showed us that when the backend reaction is not a desired one; it doesnt necessarily mean it is the wrong ball. Granted house shots can make most balls seem pretty similar but you just taught us that sometimes a simple change in speed and/or release can take a bad reaction and make it a good one. Noticed that even from deeper angles the exit board was consistently around 23-24 which is impressive for a ball of that design.
And being able to replicate them when you need them is huge for raising your average. 👍🏻
Man Track is killin' it with their stuff!
Nice. I like the early dig
It's a great ball for me. Sensor Solid followed by Stealth Pearl. I like to play straighter angles and that Combo allows me to do just that.
I bought this Nov 5, it immediately became my go to ball. tracking my scores by ball, it's also noticeably my highest avg ball around 208-212 avg, while my next highest ball is around 203 avg, then a bunch of pieces in the 190s. it's really helping me push my Avg to over 200 for the first time for a full season!! I'm in my late 50's, and didn't bowl for over 23 yrs until 2018, and this will be the first year I'll finish over 200 in a sanctioned league, ever. And I've never been closer to getting my first 300 other than 2 yrs ago with a Results pearl at the Mo Pinel Memorial tournament when I bowled 298.
The Sensor Solid is so controllable and predictable. I matched this up with a Deadly Rattler, and what a 1-2 punch they make. I use this now for about 1 to 1.5 games, then pull out the D.R. once the SS is too early. I'll usually have tried a move by this point, and it's not being as consistent when I change. I send the D.R. on the same line and it just glides to the pocket.
The last 3 weeks, I've had the front 9 twice with this combination (1 house shot, 1 challenge shot). Phenomenal house shot ball. Can't wait to see how it performs on some sport patterns during summer league.
This is my first Track ball, and unlikely to be my last. I cannot say enough good things about this ball. I do have a Rattler as well, and while the cores are almost identical numbers, the difference with this cover stock is night and day. This ball makes the Rattler feel like a pearl, in the wrong conditions, and other times, the Rattler looks like it's over-steering and plows around the corner rather than looking like it is sure footed. it's relegated the og Rattler to a very specific condition where I don't like the SS or the D.R. more.
It's simply a fantastic ball. And looks amazing. I'm almost 203 avg in 27 games between 2018 SYC Open and Tungsten, and 207 avg for house shot, and the deadly is up to 214 avg as I've had some amazing games the past month using the D.R. after the Sensor has broken the lane down some.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but this ball appears to be for the speed dominant and/or high tilt bowler when bowling on a house pattern. Someone with softer speed and lower revs will find it difficult to get this ball to hit because it may roll out for them. That said, this ball is impressive; heavy rolling and it keeps the pins low. Thanks for the review.
You’re probably spot on. Only way it would be a good ball for that player would be on super heavy oil.
Ball has me interested. I am a 2 handed lefty with moderate rotation, around a 500 RPM rev rate, and roll just a bit over 17 MPH on average. I love using my Archetype when urethane starts hooking too early, but I don't have a reactive that plays well once my Archetype starts hooking too much. Do you think this would be a good fit to transition to from the Archetype? Archetype's Layout is 45*5*45, so if I get a Sensor Solid, what layout(s) would you suggest?
I think this is my long awaited third piece of my arsenal. I’m a speed dominant lefty who loves my Archetype/Stealth but can’t seem to find that third ball that I could use late in the block. Do you think this would work in an all solid arsenal?
Yes, 3 different core strengths there. Fire away!
This has me interested. I'm looking for something to replace my GB2 with a lot of games on it. I could just get another GB2 but I want to try something different for that spot in the bag.
It could work. DV8 Chill I think is the closer choice.
Arson low flare solid?
Hey I’m curious in our center we are trying to get highschool bowling any chance after you review a ball you give them away? If so what is the chance of getting a few for our bowlers?
No sorry.
@@brunsnick thought it was worth a shot
Did you review the 900 global exponent? I’m thinking about buying it
No.
@brunsnick guess he doesn't get your name, brunsnick
Heh. All good!
Is this ball Track's version of the Radical Rattler solid? The numbers are almost the same.
Very similar and definitely comparable.
Kinda reminds me of the extreme heat
Looks like a good control ball to play around my 2.0 hybrid?
Absolutely
@@brunsnick I threw it along with other Bruns stuff today at demo day and the Sensor is bad ass good
I’m curious…. Do you use the Sarge Easter grip to maintain hook control, or more for finger pressure?
I use it so I don’t have pain.
@@brunsnick Makes sense. Did you ever think of going back to conventional grip?
@@ericw6043 no never.
@@brunsnick LOL!!! Can’t blame you
@@brunsnick Wait…..is this the same Brunsnick (Nick Smith) from the early 2000’s???
Met expectations early on, but pretty surprised by how far left you were able to go with this one.
Almost too strong for what it's supposed to be. I'll go with the S.A solid here, or the supra rally
It held its own inside but with more shots I think it would have some issues getting thru the pins.
Any chance of you doing a Track comparison with this and the Stealth? Maybe even toss in the Sneak Attack Solid and Rhino for the diff similarities@@brunsnick
Cool video talk tech bowling bowling ball track sensor soild bowling ball with dynamic core technology in the bowling ball more strike and spare hitting power at time Brunsnick
Any chance on a sensor solid vs sneak attack solid video?
Maybe