“Our goal was to create a
ball that simply out hooked and (out) performed every ball ever made in the
history of Track.” The new Track introduction in the 900 series is
912T. With the Legion 2 Turbo core creating easy
revs while storing plenty of energy for the back end the
912T features the brand new Gen ET
(Extreme Traction) cover. Track
included: “The “Traction” this cover creates is out of this world. We
accomplished this by taking our Gen XT (Xtra Traction) cover used on the
popular 716T and slowly increased the “Traction” additives until we created the
best cover to match up with heavy oil patterns.”
Later this summer, Track will reveal the New 706A. Track explained “The concept for creating the 706A
was simple. We wanted a core/cover combination that would provide the
aggressive move at the breakpoint the “A” series is known for, with improved
continuation through the pins. Our R&D team accomplished this by creating
both a brand new core and cover. 706A
is the first Track ball to feature
the brand new Helmet core. For the 706A,
our R&D team developed our new Gen XA (Xtra Angle) cover. The finish process
is the final factor that determines our overall ball motion. For the 706A, we started with 800 Abranet then
followed it up with 1000 and 2000 Abralon. Once the sanding is done, we apply
our Powerhouse Factory Finish Polish." Available July 24, 2012.
In August, Track introduces the 503T. The Packman core offers moderate revs due to the medium Rg values combined with a large overall flare potential. The new
The 300A is designed for when there is too much friction for today's high-performance balls. A combination of the Track Symmetric Core and Gen MA (Moderate Angle) cover provided the building blocks for a ball to complement the 300T and 300C. The 300A comes with standard polished factory finish. The surface is finished with 800 Abranet and then working up with 1000, 2000 and then 4000 Abralon before Powerhouse Factory Finish Polish. Those looking for a little less length can achieve it by sanding with a 2000 Abralon pad and then re-polishing. Available June 21,2012.
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