I tested this ball on our typical house shot pattern and the Pride Dynasty allowed me to play in my comfort zone throughout the whole session.

I started laying down the ball close to the second arrow and the Pride Dynasty provides a strong midlane read that promotes a smooth transition when it exits the pattern. Somehow, the Pride Dynasty provides a strong down lane motion for a ball with a solid coverstock.

This ball allowed me to play straighter and keep the pocket in front of me, missing outside and the ball offered enough recovery to hit the pocket and misses in the ball never went sideways, it is really smooth and predictable.

When I had to move right and play deeper, the ball offered me plenty of recovery down the lane compared to other solids in the lineup. When I tried to play inside third arrow the ball started leaving some flat corner pins due to my lower rev rate. For me, balls like the VIP Sigma or the Ripcord Launch will be better options to open up the lane.

The Pride Dynasty will be a great option for bowlers who are speed dominant or who have a low rev rate. This ball will fit into a lot of different bowling styles and it  can be used on a great variety of conditions.

On a house shot, this ball will be a great option to blend the pattern and fight wet/dry conditions. The Pride Dynasty will also be a great ball for the tournament bowler. It will be a good weapon to use when you need to control the breakpoint and when you need a smoother motion down the lane.

The Pride Dynasty can be used as a benchmark ball so you can read the lanes and see if what you need.

Overall, I feel that the Pride Dynasty is the perfect replacement of the original Pride. It is stronger overall, it offers a smooth, predictable motion while having a strong move down the lane. It will be a great ball to build your arsenal around and it will fit into a lot of different bowling styles.

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