First Marker Advice

[dropkick10]

Hi all,

I am sure you have all been in a similar position before when researching your first marker, however I have tried a couple of markers out and intend to try a couple more of the marker rentals too, but i'm finding is all confusing.

I have tried the standard Tippman 98, BT Omega, Tippman FT-12, Tippman Gryphon and a few others. I like the look of the replicas, however these are bulky as you know but after trying the Gryphon I was very impressed (I like the BT Omega aswell). Even if this was an entry level marker it was light and had a good range. Can anyone tell me if the Crossover is a good marker or what else you would recommend?

Thanks in advance for any help!

 

[Motoxazz]

Have you looked at a Etha with emc kit

 

[dropkick10]

I'll look into that more. I see the Etha name come up a lot but it looks an interesting set up. Is it a reasonable marker?

 

[Motoxazz]

There a grate starter marker cheap and easy to maintain

 

[dropkick10]

That is what I like to hear

I will see if they have one for rental and then see what they are like. Thank you Motoxazz!

 

[Spookls]

I have read that the emc kit also fits the invert mini without having to make any modifications

 

[alexd]

Another vote for the Etha with EMC. Not sure about EMC on a mini, but have seen on the Geo and LV1!

I also have Crossovers, which are OK, but I got those for their combined mech / electro capability (so can use on a punter day when I don't want to rock the pump!). The Etha is a better marker IMHO

 

[Spookls]

Invert mini with emc kit

 

[dropkick10]

That looks cool!!!
Thanks for posting!!!!!

Was the set-up much?

 

[Rufkneck]

etha is a cracking marker easy to maintain and feels good in the hands, its a slim design so doesn't weigh all that much.