Track Criterion Inverse Review

Welcome to another episode of Trackcast. I'm Rich Hansen, the product manager for track bowling. And today we're going to talk about the new Criterion Inverse. So now let's talk about the new Criterion Inverse and how it differs from the Criterion Hybrid and the regular Criterion. One is the cover stock. This new cover stock is super response pearl and our HK22C base. So this is a pearl version of what was in the hybrid and it's also the same cover base that was found on the new

theorem solid but in a pearl version. Secondly is a core design. This one features a criterion ID core which is stands for inverted density. So, same shape as the original criterion, but whereas in the original, the inner piece was a lighter density and the main body was denser, we're actually inverting those. So, what that does, it's going to lower our G slightly because now this piece is a densest. It's going to lower the differential slightly and also lower

the intermediate differential slightly. So what we end up with is 2496 for our RG, 0047 for our differential, and 016 for our intermediate differential. So what are those changes going to give you? That cover stock change to the Super Response Pearl and the HK22C base with those new core numbers and the inverted density. We're going to see cleaner look through the front part of the lane. We're going to have a strong back-end reaction, and this ball is going to match up best on medium oil

conditions. So, now let's talk about how this ball is going to compare to our two previous launches, the Theorem Solid and the Paragon Shadow. The Paragon Shadow is that first ball of the bag, something that's going to dig in the oil and give you predictability and be able to cut through the thickest of oils. The Theorem Solid is a little bit different. It's a little cleaner through the front. Still an asymmetric piece, but more responsive down lane, but still designed to handle medium to heavy oil conditions. This inverse is going to be cleaner than all all those balls. It's going to store more energy through the

front, be a much more responsive ball at the back of the lane. So, when the front start to break down a little bit, it may not be the first ball of your bag, but it's a ball you're going to transition to from that Paragon Shadow or that theorem solid. So now let's talk about where this new inverse fits into the Criterion line. So we have the Criterion, the Criterion Hybrid, and now the Criterion inverse. Once again, that Criterion is that big heavy oil ball. First ball of your bag, something on the heavy oil, something you need to dig in, give you predictability, and control the pattern

more. So then we have the Criterion Hybrid, a polished hybrid version, super response hybrid cover, same HK22C base. ball was cleaner than the Criterion but had more of a mid-lane reaction. Still predictable but a little bit more flip down lane. Now with the inverse, we're changing those core numbers. We're going to a pearl version of that super response cover stock. Get us cleaner reaction to the front and a much more responsive motion down lane because of those core numbers and that cover change.

All right, so there we wrapped up talk about the new Criterion Inverse. For more information about this ball or other great Track products, make sure you visit at trackbowling.com. And as always, make sure you follow us on our social media channels.