Interested to see a comparison video between this one and the Primal Fear because honestly, the Fear didn't end up being as angular as the Rage was. The fear already kinda rolls off the spot compared to some of the flippy balls on the market today.

If your Fear isn't flipping, it's probably drilled wrong. Mine wasn't flipping. Heck, it wasn't doing anything. Then I had it plugged and redrilled, and now it flips great. Shot 711 with my Fear on Monday.

The only problem I have with my Fear now is that the pro-shop plugged it with black plug and looks very ugly. I wish he would have at least used red.

Looks great.

• Performance:   Medium-Heavy   Oil
• Weight   Range:   12#   - 16#
• Inner   Core:   Vanquishâ„¢
• Cover stock:   Helixâ„¢   HFP Reactive   â€“ NEW!
• Finish:   5000 Grit   LSP
• 15#   RG:   2.47;   Diff:   .056
• Cover   Color:   Gray   Prl/Lime   Prl
• NeoMarkâ„¢:   Black   Prl/Silver   Prl
KEY   SELLING   POINTS
• The   United   Revolt   is   the   first   pearl   ever   
offered   by   MOTIV   in   the   Revolt   line   and   it   delivers   impressive   performance   on   medium-heavy   
oil.      Utilizing   new   Helix   HFP   Reactive   technology   for   the   cover   and   the   low   RG   Vanquish   core,   the   
United   Revolt   provides   length   yet   reads   the   oil   transition   incredibly   well   to   give   bowlers   a   strong   
backend   motion   that   is   highly   consistent.                  
• The   new   Helix   HFP   (High   Friction   Pearl)   Reactive   cover   stock   is   specifically   engineered   to   
compliment   the   Vanquish   core   and   give   the   United   Revolt   outstanding   motion   down   lane   with   
devastating   continuation.      To   provide   more   length   and   a   faster   response   to   friction,   the   pearl   
shell   is   tuned   with   a   5000   Grit   LSP   finish.            
• The   Vanquish   core   continues   to   be   used   in   the   Revolt   line   for   medium-heavy   oil   because   it   has   a   
low   RG   and   enormous   differential.      The   15#   model   has   a   2.47   RG   and   .056   differential.      This   
enables   the   United   Revolt   to   provide   plenty   of   track   flare   and   easy   revs,   which   create   more   
friction   and   hook   potential.      
• The   United   Revolt   is   not   only   a   great   compliment   to   the   Primal   Fear,   but   is   also   the   perfect   ball   
to   move   down   to   when   the   Trident   begins   to   produce   too   much   friction.                     

One of my distributors now has the Havoc on clearance...

Not surprised.  The GT is pretty close to the Havoc.  I just find it odd (if true) they would add the United and get rid of another ball in the same line.  I could have even seen Motiv not remove any balls from the line up since it was apparent there was a gap in the Revolt line.

If your Fear isn't flipping, it's probably drilled wrong. Mine wasn't flipping. Heck, it wasn't doing anything. Then I had it plugged and redrilled, and now it flips great. Shot 711 with my Fear on Monday.

The only problem I have with my Fear now is that the pro-shop plugged it with black plug and looks very ugly. I wish he would have at least used red.

Took it took a wood house I never bowled in before and it was very angular. The ball really impresses me with how much it moves every time I pull it out. I should probably give it more lane time. I've just been enjoying my Code Black look-aid a lot lately and it got shadowed quickly.

Makes me want to try this new Revolt or something else Motiv. Just not seeing gaps in my current arsenal...that catch 22.