| Length | 66 |
|---|---|
| Backend | 75 |
| Hook | 68 |
| Flare Potential | 5"+ |
| Weight Block | Dominion™ Asymmetric |
|---|---|
| Cover Stock | Dynamic Propulsion™ Hybrid Reactive |
| Finish | 4000 Grit LSS |
| Weight Range | 12, 13, 14, 15, 16 |
I have the Dynasty and was excited to get the Liberty. It has not disappointed. Being a lefty, I often need the same shape just a little bit more length. The left side of the lanes don't break down the same way the right side does. When the Dynasty starts picking up too early, I move to the Liberty and I can stay in the same spot on the lanes and have the same look the the pocket. They are both drilled very similarly to let the cover be the difference. If you have the Dynasty, you need the Liberty. It's a perfect 1-2 punch.
I would recommend this to a friend
The Pride Liberty is a great addition to the Pride line. A great medium oil ball to help read the lane on fresh. I find I am able to stay with the Liberty longer than the Pride Dynasty. Where the Dynasty can get sluggish trying to turn the corner as a player tries to open the lane, in steps the Liberty to finish the job to help shape the lane the rest of the block.
Eric George
Motiv Staff
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Beautiful ball and a great iteration of the Pride series. This ball gives me just a little more length down the lane than my Dynasty, and murders the pins. I’m only just getting back into bowling and first time taking the game seriously, and this ball is #1 out of the bag for me.
I would recommend this to a friend
Core: Dominion
Type: Asymmetric
Coverstock:
Box Finish: Dynamic Propulsion Hybrid Reactive
Layout: 45 x 4 ½ x 70
Strength
The Dynamic Propulsion Hybrid Reactive coverstock of Pride Liberty provides it with a faster drive at the breakpoint to that of Pride Dynasty.
Pride Liberty compared to Pride Dynasty clears the fronts more effortlessly, Pride Liberty is also earlier than the Nuclear Forge and Crimson Jackal.
Pride Liberty in terms of backend recovery is more to that of Pride Dynasty, I cover more boards with Liberty to that of Pride Dynasty.
The combination of backend motion provides strong traction, at box finish and surface adjustments Pride Liberty still handles well in the oil.
Weaknesses
I have found on drier patterns Pride Liberty can be too strong overall. Upon encountering such conditions I balled down to smaller weaponry.
K.C. White II
Motiv Staff
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Genesis Bowling Staff
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The Pride Liberty is the newest ball added to the Pride line. It has the Dynamic Propulsion Hybrid Reactive cover that controls medium oil patterns and brings the Dominion core. The Pride Liberty creates a smoother benchmark motion and is great for controlling patterns. This ball should fit right in the middle of most arsenals. Designed for medium oil conditions, the Pride Liberty is going to be a piece to add for anyone looking for something stronger than Venom pieces and less than the Jackals and Forges. This piece is going to be a great ball to find out what ball you need to be in. I see this being in a ton of players bags considering how versatile this ball is!
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Every ball is built to maximize consistency, control, and power—so you can focus on striking with precision.