Pleanty of head oil and flying backends.  I've been using my Desert heat but it still flips pretty hard and is hard to predict.  Same with my Equation and PM.  I was thinking about either using my Robo or my Black widow in hopes to bleed off some energy before the break point.  I was also thinking of dulling my Desert.  Maybe this would smooth out the breakpoint?  Does anyone else struggle with this condition?  Any suggestions would help
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Robo Rule-Power Machine-Equation-Desert Heat-Plastic

This isnt a track ball, but on the conditions you mentioned I score well with my Smokin inferno with a low flare layout. Im sure a ball that is meant to go long with a similar layout will work for you as well. It goes long and has a strong arc on the back.

I'm pretty sure the smokin would be too strong off the break point, It is similar to my Equation being a skid snap ball.  As far as urethane, I have one and the hit/pin carry is not up to par, (Scout urethane).  I would really prefer using a ball in my current arsenal with some cover adjustments.
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Robo Rule-Power Machine-Equation-Desert Heat-Plastic

PS The Black Widow backends nothing like the PM or the Equation

Edited on 2/8/2007 11:55 AM

If your Desert is too much on the backend you could put a hole in it to make it smoother or if it has one you can enlarge it. I use hole size and depth a lot to take the snap out of a ball and make it easier to control on the backend.
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Northwest Region PBA
Track Pro Staff
Beasley pro shop

I agree with Strapper...first thing that came into my mind was the Epic Battle. My Battle is pretty smooth off the wet/dry.
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Are you CRAZY??

you need a particle ball with an abralon finish of 4000. I suggest a Machine, an Arsenal Angular(if you can find one) or even a Robo Rule.
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Rev-O