MotivMike
12-21-2011, 09:34 PM
The Bowler:
Left handed
Ball speed = 17
Rev Rate = 400
PAP = 5 ¾, 3/8 up
With eye catching style the Primal Impulse transitions smooth in the late mid lane with a much higher entry angle then the original Primal. The Primal Impulse is cleaner in the heads and saves the energy for down lane. I’ve been able to use this ball on almost every lane condition from the PBA Cheetah pattern to house shots even on the shark pattern with surface adjustments and hand release changes. A ball that versatile is hard to come buy. I’ve also fund the ball to be rather release friendly especially on house shots. Crankers, tweeners, and strokers will like the easy length in the heads, with a smooth strong anguler motion on the backend. This ball doesn’t lack the ability to roll over and go into a hard roll in the backend. That’s what I loved about the original primal but often it didn’t go long enough down the lane. Having that kind of entry angle is one major key to this ball having such great pin carry from different angles.
Michael Mambourg
Motiv Staff
www.Motivbowling.com
http://www.youtube.com/user/MotivMike?feature=guide
Left handed
Ball speed = 17
Rev Rate = 400
PAP = 5 ¾, 3/8 up
With eye catching style the Primal Impulse transitions smooth in the late mid lane with a much higher entry angle then the original Primal. The Primal Impulse is cleaner in the heads and saves the energy for down lane. I’ve been able to use this ball on almost every lane condition from the PBA Cheetah pattern to house shots even on the shark pattern with surface adjustments and hand release changes. A ball that versatile is hard to come buy. I’ve also fund the ball to be rather release friendly especially on house shots. Crankers, tweeners, and strokers will like the easy length in the heads, with a smooth strong anguler motion on the backend. This ball doesn’t lack the ability to roll over and go into a hard roll in the backend. That’s what I loved about the original primal but often it didn’t go long enough down the lane. Having that kind of entry angle is one major key to this ball having such great pin carry from different angles.
Michael Mambourg
Motiv Staff
www.Motivbowling.com
http://www.youtube.com/user/MotivMike?feature=guide