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📐 Acronyms Used in Spectre Cloud Beyond the three primary span type acronyms, Spectre Cloud uses a number of additional shorthand terms throughout its interface. The following reference covers the most commonly encountered. Acronym Full Name Where Us...

4.1.2   concept The span type setting on a Spectre Cloud spec sheet defines the measurement convention used to record the distance between the finger holes and the thumb hole. Choosing the right span type — and understanding what each one measures — ensures s...

4.1.3   concept A bowler's grip type defines how deeply their fingers are inserted into the ball — and it is one of the most consequential decisions in a pro shop fitting. Grip type determines the standard span, pitch, bridge, and insert values that apply to ...

4.1.4   concept Pitch is the angle at which a finger or thumb hole is drilled relative to the ball's center. It affects grip comfort, how securely the ball is held through the swing, and how cleanly it releases. In Spectre Cloud, you set pitch for each hole u...

4.1.5   concept The bridge is the distance between the near edges of the middle and ring finger holes on a drilled ball — the strip of material, or land area, that holds the two finger holes apart. It's one of the smallest measurements on a spec sheet, but it...

4.1.6   concept When drilling finger holes for bowlers who use inserts, the drill bit must match the insert's Outside Diameter (OD) — the outer dimension that sets the hole size. Spectre Cloud sizes these holes for you through Autofill Insert OD (2.6.6). This...