4.9/5
[Durable] - Strong nylon back shell designed to endure intense wear and tear
[Built to Win] - Smaller, lighter, easier to use and more reliable than any other loader in its class
[Intelligent] - Proactive feeding using improved sensors to give a constant stream of paint
Bundle items included: Virtue Spire IR - Black, Virtue CrownSF II Speed Feed - Black, and Virtue Spire Spring Ramp
[Reliable] - Never pulses, never jams | Quiet and efficient | Peace of mind, rain or shine
$234
I barely fully cleaned this after using it for a single day. One button turns it on and off, and switching out the ramp and speed feed is so far very simple. I used a speed feed to get out of a jam after leaving the original cover at home while it was lightly raining; there were no jams, stalls, or any problems at all.Cleaning was simple thanks to the tool-free disassembly and the accessibility of all the parts. I adore this item, which is a significant improvement over the few empire halos I previously owned.
4.7/5
[Built to Win] - Smaller, lighter, easier to use and more reliable than any other loader in its class
[Intelligent] - Proactive feeding using improved sensors to give a constant stream of paint
[Reliable] - Never pulses, never jams | Quiet and efficient | Peace of mind, rain or shine
[Soft on Paint] - Flexible rubber fingers feed even the brittlest paint without breakage
[Durable] - Strong nylon back shell designed to endure intense wear and tear
$234
This hopper is magical on my etha 2, my etek 5, and my mini gs, all of my guns shoot much faster, and I feel there is no need for the more advanced one because it depends on how you play overall. In fact, a professional player recommended this hopper to me at a living legend event in Chicago, and WALAAA he was right! Some of you need to stop nick picking (complaining) on the smallest details as if they really matter or just don't waste your time on here and spend damn near $300 if it's that bad. This hopper is awesome; you can defintily feel the difference compared to my Valken vsl; it's much smoother and keeps up, and I'm impressed.
4.2/5
Polycarbonate shell can withstand the hardest of hits
Multiple Materials
According to legendary paintball pro Billy cranks, "this is the best loader for the money"
Low battery indicator
Made in USA
Lightweight loader feeds 20 + balls per second
180 ball capacity
$234
This gorgeous e-hopper, which I bought to go with my brand-new Spyder Fenix (2012) electronic marker, doesn't let me down. The Halo Too outperforms its pricing on a number of fronts while deftly competing with competent, quick-firing paintball markers in the mid-range of cost and quality. However, there are some disadvantages to utilizing the Halo Too, so let's start with those qualities that make it superior to other hoppers in its price range.The positiveSpeed: The Halo Too has a feed rate of up to 20 balls per second, which is more than enough for the majority of electronic markers used by casual fans. On speed setting 4 out of 6, it handled Ramp PSP from my Fenix with ease, and it could take even more if necessary.Jam-resistant – The Halo Too didn't jam once or dry shoot a single shot after several hours of sprinting, bumping, and spraying more than 1,000 balls through my marker.Quiet? - I couldn't hear the motor over my shots because my marker is already fairly loud, but I would think it is quiet.Built Tough - This thing's plastic shell is really tough, and despite taking a hammering over numerous games of high-speed woodsball, it showed no indications of wear and tear. All I had to do to keep it from ticking was wipe the muck and paint off of it.Sound Activated - Despite my initial skepticism, I had no problems with the sound activation feature on this hopper. When the sound sensitivity is set to level 3 out of 6, this rotor hopper performs just as well as more expensive models that employ eyeballs. When the hopper was somewhat jostled on the field, turning on the feed stack sensor also prevented it from feeding balls.The negative:Disassembling the Halo Too is challenging because of how stiff the shell is. It can be a hassle. In order to avoid jams and excessive wear on the motor parts, the internals must be kept clean because paintballs might leave residue inside the hopper. It can be difficult to put the circuit board back into the shell.Interface Panel - The on/off/programming button on the hopper's back is a touch too simple to allow for practical hopper setting adjustments. Although they are not very intuitive, the instruction manual will aid to a certain extent. For instance, the instructions instruct you to hold down the button once the green LED starts flashing, but I later discovered that you must do so for approximately 1.5 seconds after the device turns on, which occasionally happens before the light flashes. I adapted to the very simplistic interface, but if my next hopper has this much programming, an LCD display will be essential.In the heat of battle, it can be a little difficult to open the lid, although an aftermarket speed loader would fix that issue.The hopper can only hold 180 balls at once, but my pods can hold 140, so this isn't a huge problem either.Despite these minor drawbacks, the Halo Too functioned better than I had anticipated, and I have no doubt that I will use this hopper for a long time before I need to start looking for anything more sophisticated. I'd most certainly purchase this feeder again!
4.1/5
Designed for the TMC Paintball Marker
2 Pack
$234
Great magazines, these! Strong as nails, heavy enough to fall off the marker, and an OEM standard part. Although the package states it can hold 20, 19 balls would be more accurate.*The TMC is a wonderful place to start if you want to play magfed paintball. To be sure I have adequate ammo, I bring 8 mags with me. I'd carry more, but adding pouches makes it absurd. If you don't buy more magazines, you'll rapidly run out.
4/5
Extremely durable
Made of tough polymers
Holds 200 paintballs
$234
This Empire loader does the job well, is durable, and is still running strong after some intense woodsball matches. I haven't generally had a bad experience with any of these loaders. Contrary to the original, it is entirely hollow and has no inside design or shelving. It's very effective for the price! I actually possess a proto, and the feed does appear slightly more reliable, but you are also spending far more than this Empire unit. Definitely advised, but make sure you're comfortable using a simple loader.
3.8/5
10+ Balls Per Second Feed Rate | Low Profile Contoured Shape | Easy Clean Surface
Anti-Jam Tray - Unique tray design filters paintballs into separate areas to maximize feed rate and minimize congestion. Loader shelf diverts paintballs evenly creating less friction thus cutting out bottleneck effect.
Capacity - 180 Rounds | Gravity Fed (No Batteries Required) | Ballistic Shell | Locking Latch Lid
.68 Caliber Compatible | No Noise/Sounds | Less Parts, More Function
Glass Filled Nylon Shell | MIL-STD 1913 Picatinny Rail | Widened Lid Area
$234
This device has not let me down throughout my several travels to the paintball field. It is solidly constructed and performs precisely as promised. The anti-jam feature appears to operate, since I have not experienced any problems there, and the flap opens up completely fairly quickly, which is quite helpful. I believe it to be a well-rounded product.
3.8/5
20% larger mouth design over the R1 makes it easier to load while keeping your eyes on the game. A completely redesigned Quick Feed system makes changing from rain lid to Quick Feed (not included) effortless and accomplished in seconds without any tools.
Patented Rotor Force Fed Technology, feeds 30+ balls per second and lasts for up to 100,000 shoots on 3AA batteries. Unleash the true capabilities of your marker with a loader that never fails to keep up.
New Reload Alert System and low battery indicator - New circuit board logic provides an industry’s first patent pending Reload Alert System. Never worry about playing a game not knowing what life is left in your batteries again, the R2 circuitboard blinks red when its batteries are low so you know exactly when to change them.
The World's First Adjustable Capacity Loader - The R2 includes a revolutionary patent pending highly innovative multi-capacity shell that allows the user to choose between 200 or 260 round capacity without the need for additional shells, parts or tools.
Patent pending Shark Fin Jam release trigger effortlessly gets you back in action in the event of oversized or out-of-round paint.
$234
After years away from paintball, I'm starting to play again. I choose to use a dye setup (Rize Maxxed, Rotor R2) because I adore both components.The loader is great; it maintains the gun's rate of fire; I didn't believe maintenance was too difficult for a novice; and the carbon fiber finish looks fantastic. Only one ball broke out of 2,000 rounds, and I'm not sure whether that has anything to do with how I configured the Rize fire rate.My grievances are shared by others. The loader's construction seems shoddy. I have a feeling that the plastic on the sides can shatter easily if I disassemble it to clean it or alter the settings. The plastic red lock switches holding the central portion of the loader are at risk of breaking if they are not positioned precisely during reassembly. I made this error, and now one of the locks has a tiny white crease on it.It took longer than I anticipated, but overall I'm happy with the loader; I've just learnt to be cautious when cleaning. It need to have used somewhat more durable materials in the critical areas for the price.
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