I found that the Threat is a good addition to the Track line
in that it gets through the heads clean with better than average
backend. Mine was drilled 4 1/2 by 3 1/2 and with the pearlized
cover gets far enough down the lane to release hard. Bowling on
light head oil I can play deep and cross boards with consistant
hard backend. On oil-dry pattern this ball will play up the
boards well and have a very defined but controlled angle into
the pocket. It has the hit of the original but with better
length and hook.

Great ball. Gets through the fronts real well. It hits like a truck. You can use it on most lane conditions. This is a ball you should always have in your bag.

Another strong product from Track! I have thrown it only about 10-12 games and the ball is very strong. Great for playing deep inside, the carry is exceptional from all angles and it is very good through the heads. A side note, is that it will read lane changes very quickly. If you feel like you threw it well and it went high or skidded move your feet. Love the ball and I am pleased with it's spot in my Arsenal.

God Bless and Good Bowling to all.

Good all around ball, reminds me of the famous Triton Heat.

definate go to ball when the heads start to go away.

8.75-10

Picked this ball up last week never had owned anything from tract but was quite impressed. I had it drilled for length first 4 shots strikes goes long looks great going down lane then hooks sharp with good power. Only problem I had with it is if I threw the ball too hard would not break well. I think this is a very very good ball haven't bowled but 5 or 6 games but if I had it to do again the only thing I'd do different is buy it sooner

I picked up my Threat about 3 weeks ago, and thus far I have 15 league games on it.  I've played to about a 185 average for the past year since I came back to bowling, with minor fluctuations.  Of my 15 games on the Threat, 10 of them are 200 are better, 3 of the sets are 600 are better and a fourth was 598.  Last night I shot a 234-200-268 for my first 700 series.

The pro shop didn't have a ball in stock with the pin they wanted to give me, so I had a choice between one with a 2" pin and one with a 5" pin.  After some discussion, we decided on the 2" pin ball, and drilled it for a very strong midlane reaction.  This is my first pearlized ball so it took me a bit to get used to the line I need to play with it.  My Threat goes very long and makes a late, hard move to the pocket.  In my house I usually stand with my right foot on the 18 board, and use between 10-12 board as my target, swinging out to around the 5 board.  

The difference in reaction on the oily/dry part of the lane is fairly dramatic - this ball won't do a whole lot in the oil, but give it some dry boards to work with and it moves, dramatically.  The cleaner the backends the more angular the move.

Carry is excellent, especially on light hits.  I did leave two solid 8's last night on flush hits.  In both instances the 5 went straight back.  

This is an excellent ball and I highly recommend it.    10 out of 10.

This ball is a great complement to my RevMaster.  This one is drilled up 5x4 1/2 with a 3 1/2 inch pin out.  This ball goes long and snaps.  Carries a lot of hits and 2 other guys who are on the Kent State Bowling team with me also have this ball and love it.  Great for 1st game in league, but very controllable with wrist position changes.  The only thing it may do is snap so hard it may leave ringing 8s or 9s, but simple adjustment takes care of it.  Great ball.