Motiv
Lethal Paranoia
PatternStTwCr
Oily:
Medium:
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Sport:

(1-10 in order of Stroker (ST), Tweener (TW), Cranker (CR))

Coverstock Info
Name:
Hexion Hybrid Reactive
Type:
Reactive Hybrid
Box Finish:
5500 Grit LSP
Color:
Black / Grey Pearl
Core Info
Name:
Oblivion
Type:Symmetrical
RG:2.53
Total Diff:0.047
Int. Diff:NA

The Lethal Paranoia is the latest skid/flip release from Motiv. It uses the same Oblivion core from the previous two Paranoia releases and pairs it with the Hexion Hybrid coverstock. This cover clears the front of the lane effortlessly, retaining maximum energy for the breakpoint and back end. The Lethal Paranoia can turn on a dime at the breakpoint, making a sharp move for even our lower rev rate testers. We saw this ball push to the breakpoint easier than even the original Paranoia before making a violent turn off the dry. Bowlers who like to see long and strong from their bowling balls on medium volume patterns will find that the Lethal Paranoia provides exactly that shape.

The most impressive thing we saw from the Lethal Paranoia on our medium oil test pattern was that—even though it provides very easy skid followed by a ferocious move off the breakpoint—it can still dig through the oil on shots tugged inside of target. Where other balls that provide this much length are sometimes prone to sliding past the breakpoint on shots that miss left downlane, the Lethal Paranoia picks up enough in the midlane to still unleash at the dry. All three testers covered the same amount of boards with the Lethal as they did with the Paranoia, but with a different shape from their hands to the pins. They each started just slightly right of where they were with the original Paranoia on the fresh and...

To read the full review, please visit:
https://www.bowlingthismonth.com/bowling-ball-review/motiv-lethal-paranoia/

Performance Ratings

NameValueComments
Torque
(1-10)
Length
(1-25)
Back End
(1-20)
Total Hook
(1-100)

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