MOTIV Forge Ember | 4K Ball Review | Bowlers Paradise скачать в хорошем качестве

MOTIV Forge Ember | 4K Ball Review | Bowlers Paradise

Find the MOTIV Forge Ember and much more HERE: https://bit.ly/ForgeEmber Be sure to use discount code YOUTUBE at check out for free shipping! Welcome to Bowlers Paradise! The Forge line has been around for a while at this point. Bowlers that are “MOTIV”-ated are sure to have had one in their arsenal by now, and the Forge Ember seems to be trying to take the best elements of them all, and putting them into this hybrid option. Coming out the the box, the Ember has a 2000 grit finish on the Infusion MXC Hybrid cover powered by the detonator core inside. Now, I am glad to say that Motiv is not hyping this piece to be some angular monster that will run the pins straight off the deck, but going to this much mid lane traction is a big change in shapes so if you’re not used to that, your eye might not see it right, at least right away. With that, we put a layout meant to encourage downlane motion to offset some of that midlane traction, but on the lanes, this ball’s success was made or missed in that middle 20’. It wants to roll a lot, and it has the cover strength to do that. That can be a good thing, and it can be a bad thing. I love it when balls roll heavy through pins because when it is right, it is super satisfying to watch and to listen too. When it’s wrong, it is the fastest way to leave as many corner pins as possible. And the other interesting thing about this Forge Ember was that no matter what I tried to do with my hand, it sort of just did the same thing. I couldn’t trick it like I typically can which again is a good and a bad thing. When you’re matched up, that gives you some miss room off your hand as the performance should be extra consistent. But when you’re not matched up, bag to the bag it should go as you can’t really manipulate what its doing from the foul line to the headpin. A ball this strong in the mids though is a great benchmark option. Sure, Motiv’s traditional benchmark has been the venom shock, but this piece is so easy to control and doesn’t make as crazy of a move downlane, making it a better option to know what you have in front of you, to control the pocket, and make intelligent moves as your bowling progresses along. So with that, I have a couple types of bowlers that come to mind that I think would match up well with this piece. The first is mid rev rate bowlers with a lot of axis rotation. If you get around the side of the ball more often than not, the Forge ember will control your ball reaction and keep you in pocket effectively. The second is the really high rev rate bowler. I struggled to get left, but if you’re putting 500+ on it, you’re gonna be able to open the lane up and really use that mid lane traction to your advantage. So the all new Forge Ember gives us a different look from the Motiv line that will keep you in the pocket more and more effectively, giving you the edge you need to drop the anvil on your competition. Thank you to Weston Lanes for allowing us to film this video: www.westonlanes.com www.bowlersparadise.com