| 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 |
Haven't touched the surface since getting it out of the box. 12 games on it now, and I've averaged 205 over the 12 games, so this ball delivers. Works really well on either 43' or 39 foot patterns I've bowled on, although I will say it seemed more consistent and easy to throw on the 39' pattern. Predictable motion, hard hitting back end. Pairs well with Dynasty and Crimson.
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We finally get a Pride in a hybrid coverstock! and outside of looking fantastic, the Pride Liberty I think finally nails the strong benchmark shape the Pride line has been chasing. The versatility of the hybrid cover is going to allow this already versatile core to match up to many more types and styles of bowlers.
With my ball speed around 16-17mph, and my rev rate on average of 450, I find the Pride Liberty to be a better match up than the solid versions, and it is a great one two punch with my favorite Pride, the Empire.
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Check with your preferred pro shop to get your PAP so an appropriate layout can be given to you.
That being said, I went with a 45x4.5x35 Layout on my Pride Liberty and cracked the shell with a 2000 Pad prior to throwing it.
Right off the press I found a ball that gave me the always desired Easy thru the front, smooth in the mid lane with plenty of motion off the spot. Generating the right angle thru the pins on the fresh was effortless. With modest moves, I was able to keep the pocket thru night though I feel I have better options to combat the transition, I was pleased to see how little I had to move thru the night as I finished with a 764 series off the press for my 1st impression with the Pride Liberty.
Get It Today at your local pro shop and stay #Motivated my friends.
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The Pride Liberty continues to raise the performance bar of the Pride series for my arsenal. The Liberty fits a great performance gap by offering a hybrid cover with strong & predictable shape.
The out of box performance made the Liberty react a bit stronger in the midlane. After a slight cover tweak to weaken the surface, I find the Liberty fits a good gap between higher end solids & the great Pearl options.
The 3-color pour on the Pride Liberty has great shelf appeal. Love the red, white, and blue color scheme on a ball named “Liberty” proudly made in the USA!
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I went with a 50 x 5 x 40 on my Pride Liberty and it's been one of my favorite bowling balls in the bag. Out of box the ball was the perfect 1-2 punch to my Pride Dynasty. Where the Dynasty was a bit earlier and slower, and the Liberty was more downlane with snap. I recently took off the factory polish and have it at a worn 2000 and it's by far one of the most versatile pieces in my bag. 100% recommend!
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