| Length | 73 |
|---|---|
| Backend | 83 |
| Hook | 65 |
| Flare Potential | 5"+ |
| Weight Block | Detonator™ Symmetric |
|---|---|
| Cover Stock | Infusion™ Hybrid Reactive |
| Finish | 4000 Grit LSS |
| Weight Range | 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 |
This ball is simply amazing. I can use it on any and all conditions and the scores show. I’ve shot 790, 804 and 878 for 3 game sets. I have several people who’ve seen me throw this ball and went to the pro shops to order one for themselves.
I would recommend this to a friend
This baby is by far a new move for Motiv. It's been a while since I have seen a ball like this. I think this is a good game changer for the second, third game.
MYK
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So I received my Forge Fire a few weeks ago and I've got a few thoughts on it.
First, let me say this a nice compliment to my original red Forge. This ball has a hybrid cover and just feels very different than the original Forge. I know they have the same guys(same core) but that cover really makes the ball feel very different.
For me, I drilled both of my Forge series balls the same way 60*5*30. The OG Forge was very strong but smooth and it didn't have much down lane change of direction. But was a great compliment to the Trident Abyss and the Jackals.
What makes the Forge Fire seem so different is the shape down the lane for me. You can see this ball slowing down and picking up the mid lane but really wants to change direction with authority. It's not the most angular ball that Motiv makes but for a super low RG ball with lots of Diff it's a bit different from the norm that you might expect from Motiv.
On a side note, the colors are fantastic in person! Looks amazing going down the lane, looks like a literal fireball
Specs PAP 4 over 1/2 Up
Tilt 15degree
Axis Rotation 60
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The new Forge™ Fire brings the heat to the medium-heavy oil Forge™ line. Featuring the new Infusion™ Hybrid Reactive coverstock, the Forge™ Fire has a much faster response to friction than the original Forge™. This eye popping, low rg/high differential, symmetrical piece is a must have for people looking to stand out and strike!
I’ve drilled two of these, one being stronger (5”x35) and a second one being weaker (6”x35). For me, the stronger one sees the lane too fast for a house shot, and I find it being a much better option when polished. On a sport shot, it’s very good for straighter angles. Even at 5”, it flares a ton.
The second one rolls absolutely amazing on just about everything I’ve thrown it on. I can swing it and it gets back from the dry, or stay straighter on higher volume shots, and it’s probably become one of the most versatile balls in my bag, and takes to every surface I’ve tried very well. It now has a tendency to be the first ball out of my bag if there’s oil. My takeaway from this is: DRILL IT WEAK.
Jamison Peyton
Motiv Staffer
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Adding another Forge Fire review because I just picked up my second Forge Fire, drilled the same as my first but polished. This is now my favorite ball. On our drier house shot the polished Forge Fire goes cleanly through the heads without skidding past the break point then makes a very efficient dive into the pocket. Although I typically hate reviews that center on scores I got comfortable with this ball right away and shot 276 my first set. Highly recommended.
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