Here is the set of Primals to be used in the video:

 

 

Edited by JustinWi on 1/15/2011 at 10:03 AM

 

Edited by JustinWi on 1/15/2011 at 10:03 AM

 

Edited by JustinWi on 1/15/2011 at 10:41 AM

What doesn't seem right to you?  It is ok, not every release will blow your doors off.

 

The big thing with this ball and video is the versatility.  With a length pattern with shine and I can play the dirt, a somewhat aggressive pattern and 1k and I can swing the lane.

 

There is more juice in this ball than I show, but part of that is my historic struggles with the Thrust core and too strong of a layout.  I'm using a 4 3/8" pin, with a 65 degree VAL angle as my strongest layout.  You could use a 50x45@4" if you have a bit less hand and watch it fly off the spot.

 

The real impressive thing about this ball that I tried to convey in the video, is that on the same lane condition I can move 5 boards left with each ball and enter the pocket at approximately the same angle with only changes in drill pattern and surface.

 

That is an extremely rare quality in a bowling ball these days to be so versatile.

looks like it rolls alot like a QZ. seems to be the way Motiv is releasing stuff,most are very close in reactions to other offerings and re-hash's. Don't get me wrong,love my QZ2.

Tell me, where would this ball fit in between the cruel,gt1,Qz1? seems like a tight fit.

Again..where would this ball fit in the motiv line up?

The cores are not the same but the numbers look close to a QZ and as for covers they are adjustable.

That is hardly what I would call "the same numbers".

I had thought it was said on the first page, it seems it wasn't.  Just trying to highlight the difference between the QZ and TV4, as it seems some have erroneously begun to compare them.  The TV4 is a significantly stronger ball in both core and cover.