Consistant
Black
Durable
User friendly
Comfortable
Weaknesses:
HEAVY!
Doesn't last as long as CO2
O-rings damaged easily
Review:
So, I bought myself a brand new Ninja 62/3000 tank as an upgrade from my 9ozs (skipped larger CO2 and went straight to the good stuff) when I bought my 2k0 Cocker. It has served me well through many battles. Now, on to the review:
Appearance:
This wasn't really a determining factor in my purchase, but it is an added bonus. It looks nice, with a Ninja logo on the side and a small gauge that doesn't hang up on things when you slide or dive. It's shaped ergonomically, too, so it tucks nicely into your shoulder.
Price:
HPA tanks aren't cheap. This one ran me about $65 plus shipping, so it was on the lower end. It also is only a 3000psi (that's what my field will fill to, and at tournaments I have free air, so I don't need a 4500.), so it was a lot cheaper to buy.
Weight:
This thing is a brick. It weighs about 4 pounds (by my scale) and causes my drop-forwards to flex when I run.
Overall experience:
Fantastic product from Ninja. I would definitely buy another one (and I may if I get into serious tournament play.
Conclusion:
Buy it. Whether you get a 4500 or a 3000, large or small, Ninja will not let you down!
