Paintball Luggage

[Michael Merola]

Hi folks,

I am looking into investing a suitable paintball equipement carrier, have read mixed reviews on various manufacturers items and I was wondering if anyone could recommend anything they have used.

I am after something quite big, not neccesairly the biggest out there but something that can take my marker, air system, kit, my spares etc. Price range I imagine between £60-£80 tops if new, wouldn't really wanna spend above that.

Also anyone selling something similar? quite happy if its in good condition and at the right price.

All recommendations welcome,

Mike

 

[mikey601]

Dye Navigator!


You can easily live for 456.8 days out of one of those things.

They are honestly the best bags out there

 

[Cliff-In2Deep]

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Dye Navigator!


You can easily live for 456.8 days out of one of those things.

They are honestly the best bags out there

yes dye nav all the way mine carriers kit for 2 ;4 markers;2 masks ;3 hoppers; 3 fiber wraps ;30 pods; 4 pairs of shoes; 2 gun stands; 4 pairs pants; + more kit & still room for the kitchen sink..http://i207.photobucket.com/albums/bb216/cliff-69/cat_lugnav1.gif

 

[Michael Merola]

Sure that will be big enough ?

Thanks for the advice, anymore for anymore ?

Mike

 

[Suns]

Well the most common these days appears to be the Planet eclipse bags. Ive got one and its great. Fits everything you need.

 

[OddJob]

I've used my Planet Eclipse roller bag for a few years now, taking it abroad as well and it's been excellent. Not as big as the dye ones though if you wanted lots of kit AND half a weeks clothing as well.

The Dye one survived Mikey using it, so it must be good. I remember him kicking it down a hill in Turkey, so if you're a twat like him, go for it (Couldn't resist Mikey)

 

[TinFish]

I'll add my vote for the Eclipse bags. Great piece of kit and really durable.

 

[mikey601]

I've used my Planet Eclipse roller bag for a few years now, taking it abroad as well and it's been excellent. Not as big as the dye ones though if you wanted lots of kit AND half a weeks clothing as well.

The Dye one survived Mikey using it, so it must be good. I remember him kicking it down a hill in Turkey, so if you're a twat like him, go for it (Couldn't resist Mikey)

Well yes they do make good sleds aswell

 

[Hoodless ECI]

JT SUV series.


i can keep everything I'll ever need in their, removable compartments and real heavy duty, tough-wearing materials. easy to clean when needed too. separate areas for clean/dirty kit, and casual stuff too. pot's, spares....anything you want will fit.

cheap as chips nowadays, and definatly a lot of bang for your buck.



the reinforced plastic like bottom will also give the Navigator a good run for it's money in a sledding comp

 

[mikey601]

JT SUV series.


i can keep everything I'll ever need in their, removable compartments and real heavy duty, tough-wearing materials. easy to clean when needed too. separate areas for clean/dirty kit, and casual stuff too. pot's, spares....anything you want will fit.

cheap as chips nowadays, and definatly a lot of bang for your buck.



the reinforced plastic like bottom will also give the Navigator a good run for it's money in a sledding comp

But they are butt ugly.


Buy a Navigator anything else will be second best.