The Look is more of a skid flip reaction. Very strong on the backend and more angular than the Train. I used the Train on the Scorpion with decent results but it is too strong for the THS at my local center. Still a good ball, just need a bit more oil in the mid lanes than we have right now. Expect it to work well at some of the tournaments we travel to during the year and once the weather cools down a bit.

Well what else in there new line would give me the same rolly even reaction as my train but maybe just a bit weaker.

I've loved what I have seen of the Sure Thing. Seems slightly stronger than the old Favorite, but uses the same cover, and is symmetric. It might have slightly more of a backend than the Train, but the right drilling could put you on the same road.

Thanks guys I will speak to my proshop owner in the morn about the sure thing. One more ? With a dif pad maybe the e pad would the look smooth out?

Stock Look surface is 4000 grit Abralon; going to E pad is 1500 grit. Big change.
Yes, it will smooth it out; it might also burn up in the midlane and leave 5-7s or 8-10s, unless you have firm ball speed or a good amount of rotation or a good amount of tilt. Like using a smaller Drill angle, it will make the ball earlier, but will it be too early? At least with cover stock changes, no change is permanent; you can always change it up and down. This is rhe finnesse part of surface management!