Pride Liberty

The Pride line comes roaring back with the newest addition, the Pride Liberty.

Introducing the latest from the Pride series: the Pride Liberty. Inspired by American craftsmanship, this hybrid ball is a bold testament to its heritage. Designed for medium oil conditions, the Pride Liberty offers enhanced strength and angularity compared to its predecessor, setting a new standard in performance. More than just a bowling ball, it embodies a powerful statement of courage and resilience, making it a standout choice both on the lanes and as a symbol of unwavering spirit.

Here's what Motiv has to say about Pride Liberty:

The Pride line comes roaring back with the newest addition, the Pride Liberty. A fearless ode to the spirit of American craftsmanship, the hybrid Pride Liberty commands attention on and off the lanes. The Pride series is the benchmark for medium oil ball motion, and this new hybrid Pride Liberty is the stronger and more angular upgrade to the original Pride. This isn't just another bowling ball; it's a statement piece, standing as a powerful tribute to all things bold and indomitable. At its heart beats the mighty Dominion core. Featuring a 2.50 RG, .042 differential, and .010 asymmetry, the Dominion core bridges the gap between the Gear APG, found in the Black Venom and the Overload core found in the Evoke. This unique benchmark asym spec range allows bowlers to wield an asymmetrical ball on lower volumes and higher friction than the Evoke or Jackals allow. Additionally, asymmetrical cores help players to control ball motion more than most symmetrical cores now that weight holes are illegal in competition. Wrapped around this core is the latest innovation in our arsenal - Dynamic Propulsion Hybrid Reactive coverstock. Imagine a cover that’s cleaner than the Pride Dynasty, yet as assertive in its down lane motion as the Pride Empire. This hybrid cover blends the best of both worlds to create a ball motion that will get through the front of the lane with ease without losing any bite on the backend."