I have the original Statements and Webs. I passed on the Pink Hammer after throwing it extensively at a Demo Days. The Pink was impressive on the fresh, but not so good on the carry down that developed during the session.
 
Of the Statements and Webs that I have, I find the Statement Solid to be the most useful. The others are OK, but for me, nothing real special. 
 
I've been mostly EBI for the last few years, but that's probably going to change soon. I don't like the increasing direction they're taking of making small tweaks to existing balls and marketing them as the latest and greatest. Yea, I know all ball companies do this to some degree, but EBI is going bat sh*t nuts with the practice. 
 
I've tried a few balls from Brunswick/Radical recently, and I'm impressed so far. I'm happy with the Quantum's, and the New Vapor Zone and Squatch roll really good. There was a time I thought I'd never throw a Brunswick poured ball again, but I'm rethinking that.

Quote from: JamminJD on September 28, 2019, 05:54:43 PM

Just curious what balls are they batcrap "Tweaking" in your view.

 
The Statement Hybrid, Paradox Red, and the GB3 Hybrid are the first that come to mind. For me, there is too much overlap with the existing balls in those lines. 
 
And not necessarily an overlap release, but the Choice Solid is perplexing. The ball is way too strong for most bowlers to be useful on most conditions. But it was an easy release for EBI, so why not make a few easy bucks?