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Kingman Spyder 4+1 Ammo Pack (Digicam)
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Number of Reviews: 3
Average Rating: 6.0 / 10
Manufacturer Website: Click here
Suggested Retail Price: $20

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The Spyder 4+1 pod pack comes in both black and Digicam. It holds up to four 140 round pods and up to a 48Ci air Tank (20oz CO2). It features a fully adjustable Velcro belt, and padded backing for extra comfort

Pods and tanks not included
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The Kingman Spyder 4+1 Ammo Pack (Digicam) is newer, so it should be commonly available, both new and used.
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Spindrift Sunday, December 30th, 2007
Period of
Product Use:
Less than a month1 of 3 people found this review helpful.

Paintball
Experience:
1 year
Marker Setup: Tippmann 98 Custom (Black)
Tippmann Flatline barrel system for M98 Custom
Nitro Duck 47/3000 tank
32 Degrees Remote line
Strengths: Price (about $20)
Tank and pods fit snugly
Weaknesses: Not much padding
Remote must be attached AFTER tank is in pack
No suspender hooks
Review: I have only had this product for a month now, but it doesn't take long to get a feel for it. The "belt" is made almost entirely from Velcro, and is very adjustable. I am not the smallest paintball player, but I find it is made for people with at least a 40 inch waist. this is due to the Velcro "seam" (the seam being where the hard, scratchy hook Velcro stops and the soft loop Velcro begins) is 40 inches from the loop end when the pack is laid flat on the ground. When a person with a smaller waist tries to wear it, you have to tighten it until there is about a foot of extra belt strap hanging from the side of your pack.


The other major drawback is the straps holding the tank in place. It is made up of two straps sewn to the back of the tank pouch, like any other pack. Most packs however, put Velcro on then ends of the straps and leave them loose. The Spyder pack however, has both the ends crossed over to the opposite side [that they started from] and sewn to a pull tab. This means that the only way to have a remote line is to attach it AFTER you place the tank in your pack.

Other than those two drawbacks, it is a decent pack.
Conclusion: I would recommend this pack to anyone with a budget in mind. It costs about $20, and it is not really worth getting a $50 pack that is only slightly better. I recommend trying on packs before you buy them, and make sure it has everything you need.
Rating:
6 out of 10Last edited on Saturday, March 1st, 2008 at 7:01 pm PST
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hotstuff16 Monday, May 12th, 2008
Period of
Product Use:
3 months
Paintball
Experience:
1 year
Similar
Products Used:
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Marker Setup: Spyder victor 2
Custom camo 200 round hopper
2 peice aero twist rifled barrel
20 0z co2 tank
Strengths: Holds plenty of paintballs, can carry an extra tank on your back.
Weaknesses: Not the most comfortable, kind of big,
Review: I got this belt at sports chalet a few months back and so far it has been treating my well, it can carry alot of paint and a extra tank, which I am expecting to use at a scenario game here in Utah! But the bad thing is that it is not the most comfortable belt that you can get, but hey, you get what you pay for. Also the waist is kind of big but that does not bother me to much, I am skinny and this thing will fit well as long as you put it around you waist pretty tight.
Conclusion: Not bad for a starter belt, but there is always better.
Rating:
7 out of 10
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mhwpr Friday, February 8th, 2008
Period of
Product Use:
Less than a month0 of 3 people found this review helpful.

Paintball
Experience:
1 year
Marker Setup: Spyder pilot ACS stock
Ricochet Apache

Strengths: holds lots of pods, Strong
Weaknesses: No padding, Need a pretty big waist to fit you
Review: When I first got this pod pack I was quite happy until I tried it on. This pod pack doesn't fit any one that is less than a size 40 belt size. There aren't any suspender straps so the only way it'll fit a "skiny" person your gonna have to try and modify it somehow. If someone does modify it pleas comment what and how you did it so I can do it on mine
Conclusion: good pod pack for anyone with a 40+ waist size. Don't recommend it for anyone that wants anything fancy, its just the basics.
Rating:
5 out of 10
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