Motiv Evoke Review

hey motive Nation Nick par here with you in Grand Rapids Michigan at Spectrum Lanes introducing the new [Music] [Music] evoke

really excited about this new core and cover combination um we've got a brand new asymmetrical core called the overload and that is actually 248 050 015 um still a low RG moderately High differential and a kind of smaller intermediate differential so you can see a lot of different shapes it's not going to get too forward down Lane unless you drill it really strong you can manipulate the core to actually flare less or more depending on your layout it's got the new leverage mxc cover so it's an updated version of the forge flare which is where this is going exactly on the same you know part of the

ball chart so you'll see that it's a stronger you know earlier rolling but still hooks enough down Lane whereas the for player was just a really early rolling ball um that might have been almost too early for a typical house shot so it's more of a tournament ball this is a little bit more overall just a really good ball for when they're fresh or on tougher longer patterns um something where you need to see like the ball stand up kind of in the middle but still retain enough access rotation down Lane and get to the pins the right way all right so the first ofok you're going to see me throw is typical tester layout for me which is 55 by 5 and 1 half by 35 this one's going to stand up in the middle it's definitely going to force me

a little bit further left um into the puddle but still going to see enough shape down Lane I'm not too forward or anything like that just because the mass bias is still pretty close to my thumb if I were to kick that out closer to my bow I would definitely see it be little bit more forward down [Music] there all right so the second evoke you're going to see me throw is my pin down layout that I love especially on Asim um this is 45 by 5 and 3/4 by 65 now with this mask being a little bit further over even though you know it is

closer to my Val it's a weaker pin so it's still going to get further down Lane to be a little bit rounder motion overall it might overall hook more total boards but it's going to be further down Lane whereas the pinup version is going to be a little bit earlier and that's why it's forcing me further left all right so as I touched on this a little earlier um we're really excited about this new asymmetrical cord just because we can kind of change those differential numbers quite a bit after Drilling um and we're going to talk about that with two different layouts here so I did a 70x 5x 10 layout and a

70x 5x 80 now I just changed that Val angle so obviously that Val angle is what dictates how much flare on this ball um so what you're going to see is the 10 Dee valve is going to flare an enormous amount it's going to have wider flare Rings between each one and then that's going to create a little bit more traction on the lane and you'll see a stronger overall shape now going to that 80° one it's a much lower pin it's going going to decrease the differential quite a bit and you're going to see that that those flare rings are a lot closer together especially in the front on the ball all right so like I said this is my

70x 5x 10 so you that's why you'll see the pin so much higher up here um puts the mass just above my thumb 70° so it's going to retain a little bit more AIS rotation going down the lane um so it's going to give you a little bit more angle down off the off the end of the pattern but it's going to flare a ton because of that 10° [Music] valve all right so then that other one that I was talking about I did 70x 5x 80 that's why the pin is so much lower down here um that 80° is actually going to tighten up those flare Rings allow me to get a little bit closer to the friction

but that 70° is still going to retain axis rotation and come off the spot plenty hard down Lane but it's not going to force me so far left into more of the oil because I'm decreasing flare and overall [Music] differential