I would have said horizontal until a few months ago, but I now definitely say vertical since I changed mine.
for all you back players out there
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Redz Dimension Packz, they sit really well, high quality, they maybe got a high prize, but they are really worth it. I've tested many packz and can say that Redz Packz with Comfort Belt are simply the best packz you can get.
Regarding Fridge pots: Get rid of them, if you play often you will notice that the "shiny" silver material gets off them and after that they just look really, really ugly. You'll be really disappointed for the money you wasted. Instead get some "cheap" Loaders where you can look through (JT, Redz, Dye, WDP's FatBoy) and use them.
I always get sad when one of my loaders is gone, so i changed mind and use what's cheap and good.
Regarding Fridge pots: Get rid of them, if you play often you will notice that the "shiny" silver material gets off them and after that they just look really, really ugly. You'll be really disappointed for the money you wasted. Instead get some "cheap" Loaders where you can look through (JT, Redz, Dye, WDP's FatBoy) and use them.
I always get sad when one of my loaders is gone, so i changed mind and use what's cheap and good.
JACKO IS THE DADDY
Jacko 5 pot pack with x-loops.
Pack very comfortable and well made. The X-loops offer total flexibilty. Your in a 5 man add loops to how many extra you want. & man add more.
I have tried it with 11 pots, 6 x-loops and its confortable. X-Loops are well made and work well. Pots come out easily and elastic is good.
As a back player I would always opt for a vertical pack as its easier to pull down when you are mainly stood up. Also pulling down gives you a much lower profile when potting up rather than pulling out.
Pack is very competativley priced as well.
http://www.planeteclipse.com
Jacko 5 pot pack with x-loops.
Pack very comfortable and well made. The X-loops offer total flexibilty. Your in a 5 man add loops to how many extra you want. & man add more.
I have tried it with 11 pots, 6 x-loops and its confortable. X-Loops are well made and work well. Pots come out easily and elastic is good.
As a back player I would always opt for a vertical pack as its easier to pull down when you are mainly stood up. Also pulling down gives you a much lower profile when potting up rather than pulling out.
Pack is very competativley priced as well.
http://www.planeteclipse.com
JACKO IS THE DADDY
Could not agree more on the vertical arrangement. I used horizontal packs for a while, but every now and then, the ol' elbow would stick out a little too much when pulling pods while standing, and some S.O.B. would nail me. I haven't ever tried the Jacko packs, but I hear good things.
Could not agree more on the vertical arrangement. I used horizontal packs for a while, but every now and then, the ol' elbow would stick out a little too much when pulling pods while standing, and some S.O.B. would nail me. I haven't ever tried the Jacko packs, but I hear good things.
I may be shallow, but if you buy the ever so shiny fridge pots check out the link below. A must I think! 
http://www.animalpaintball.com/cgi-bin/VirtualCatalog/CatalogMgr.pl?cartID=b-7650&SearchField=partnumber&SearchFor=01905&template=Htx/largepage.htx
By the way, Dye attack packs, sooooooo comfortable.
http://www.animalpaintball.com/cgi-bin/VirtualCatalog/CatalogMgr.pl?cartID=b-7650&SearchField=partnumber&SearchFor=01905&template=Htx/largepage.htx
By the way, Dye attack packs, sooooooo comfortable.
I dont know about most of the other packs but i love my redz dimension pack with that nice thick belt but thats just me