PIN DOWN Asymmetrical Pearl vs. PIN UP Asym Pearl - When To Use? | SPECTO Comparison | BrunsNick

When is the right time to use a pin down asymmetrical pearl bowling ball vs. a pin up asymmetrical pearl ball?

There are some key factors you need to pay attention to when you're bowling in order to recognize and make the proper choices during competition. In this video, I'll be testing a Radical Katana Assault with the pin down vs. Columbia 300 Madness with the pin up.

With the help of SPECTO data, I'll highlight the differences in each ball and their general tendencies when it comes to reaction shape, overall hook and continuation. Here are the SPECTO data points used and definition of each term:

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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