This ball is definitely the most angular piece in the Motiv lineup and it will definitely fit into a lot of bowling styles. Compared to the Rogue Blade the Villain Scorn pushed me deeper on the pattern as it’s a good 3+ boards stronger and is noticeably quicker down lane. Overall, The Villain Scorn is a versatile ball that will allow you to play from different angles and on different conditions. I don’t see me throwing a Villain Scorn once the Villain starts to hook too soon or too much, if I do it will require me to get a little deeper on the pattern because of how strong the Villain Scorn is down lane. For instance, I have been recently throwing the original Villain a lot lately, but there are instances where I want to stay in the same zone but could use something faster down lane, this is where I would instead throw a Villain Scorn. I don’t see them as balls that will really play off each other but rather an either-or type of situation. I'll leave the layouts below with sort of a rating on hook. The scorn is just bad for me, it doesn't move at all. The hydra hooks the least with still a decent reaction, the panic does a bit of a blend between the hydra and nemesis. The Motiv Villain Scorn is an asymmetric ball with a pearl coverstock that was designed for medium to heavy oil. I think it will also be very versatile because the ball seems to be a one you can throw start to finish, not a lot of balls fit into that category.Ĭomparisons: The original Villain is much rounder than the Villain Scorn. To be honest the villain has a similar reaction but it's been dulled up a bit to help with more flooded houses. The asymmetrical Sinister core from the original Villain is the engine that powers this ball to a strong and angular motion on medium to heavy oil conditions. It features the pearlized Hexion SE Reactive cover that rolls out of the box at a 5000 grit LSP finish. With the lower differential for an asymmetrical ball combined with a stronger pearl cover stock this ball has just become about as angular as I have ever seen for an asymmetrical piece. The Villain Scorn is one of two new balls in a rare dual release from Motiv. Reaction: The Villain Scorn fits in the performance level just below a high-level asymmetrical ball. It uses the same Sinister Core as the original, with an RG of 2.54 and a. The box finish is 5000 Grit LSP (Laser Scan Polished).

This asymmetric pearl turns heads and turns sideways on the back of the lane Engineered for medium-heavy oil, it offers powerful core dynamics and the latest innovation in angular cover technology from MOTIV. Description: The Villain Scorn is the second Villain produced, but the first to have a pearl cover stock (Hexion SE Reactive) which is the same cover stock used on the Rogue Blade. The new Villain Scorn is just plain vicious.

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