I would like to see a smooth rolling ball that does not overreact and is usable with multiple angles (left-to-right or down and in) and lane conditions.

I want something clean and smooth through the front part of the lane, then make what I call a "slurve" on the back - more than an arc, but not a hard flip either.  Something useable on a variety of shots - sport and THS, by someone who can manipulate their ball roll.  Something that you can make go pretty straight if you are up the back and reduce some revs, but something that will allow you to open up the lane as it breaks down by adding axis rotation and hitting it a bit more.

A moderately weak to medium strength polished solid cover... with a strong low Rg core creating a heavy controllable arc that initially clears the heads and starts its motion in the mids.

Hook sells. Big hook, go long and snap and keep hooking till the rack comes down.....

I enjoy this as much as anyone, but often find it can be feast or famine when it doesn't have to be.

BALL REACTION/SHAPE I like a ball that plays a little straighter. Allows me to play closer to the friction and picks up in the mid lane with a strong arc of continuation on the backend. As the lane breaks down I can make moves deeper into the oil while continuing to play the ball off the friction. Very controllable and easy to stay out of trouble. Not the biggest hooking ball in the bag but the most useful one.

So i would like your input. Tell me the ideal ball motion that is most desirable.  Please do not use other balls as an example. I want you to describe the motion.
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Phil

I think my ideal ball motion has already been described by others so it must be a common desire but here it is in my own words.

Long and strong.  A ball motion that skids thru the front part (oil) and makes a defined move after it leaves the pattern and encounters the drier backends, what many refer to as the long hockey stick reaction.   A ball that is designed for medium to light oil patterns as that is probably closest to what I bowl on and perhaps many others. 

 I can make almost any ball work on fresh oil, where I have problems is during transistion and afterwards.  As the oil is removed in the front, the hockey stick becomes shorter and the ball ends up contacting too much of the head pin than I would prefer.   As I move my feet and line deeper, I encounter too much oil for my low rev rate (200) and the ball will struggle to turn the corner - my hockey stick is too straight on the back end.

My desired ball reaction is a ball that gets through the heads well and starts to pick up in the mids and doesn't over react on the backend. I like to see the ball start to turn over about 2/3 of the way down with a definate strong arc on the end. You don't want the ball to left turn on the end because when that happens you start to leave ringing 10's or if the ball is a little higher in the pocket 4 pins or 9 pins.

I would like to see something from radical that goes long and straight then makes that left turn. Don't worry about the mids just shoot long and turn left. For medium, medium-light conditions. Really looking for length some of those famous additives to help get the ball farther down the lane and retaining energy on slightly lighter or transitioned conditions.