X-stream nitro duck

[2scoops]

how does this compare say to angel air (big difference in price)
the price seems so cheap was wondering if its a good piece of kit and can it keep up with demand of a speed or impulse

 

[Skeet]

Hi...Whereabouts in Kent mate?

Yes..by all accounts they are very good...should be fine...if its going on an angel, speak to TOM Allen...about it first...Angel Airs are good, but very complicated and expensive.
Just make sure you get the Adjusting wrench that comes with them.

 

[2scoops]

in dartford i,ve got angel air at the mo and a pure energy pre-set i,m ditching the AIR its to heavy and looking for somthing adjustable without the weight(weak wrists)

 

[Skeet]

Go for it mate...they are very good..infact someone on here bought two! you only need the reg as well.....

 

[Poyza]

Hi 2scoops

Got one on my IR3, used it about 6 times with no problems. Overall very pleased with it.

 

[Parksy]

Got one on my x-mag before that had it on my evo cocker, my eclipse impy, and my rock ir3

Never had a problem with it at all, very nice system they are.

 

[neill]

got one on my viking great bit of kit and ive got an angel air on my toxic impy but not overly impressed with it for what you pay for mite sell it an buy a new x-stream i cant fault them
laters
neill

 

[stark]

I'm using and X-stream with my BKO, never had any problems with it (unlike my previous MaxFlow). No drop off when I'm ripping away at 18 rps.

Defiantly worth getting if you can find somewhere with it in stock

 

[dr.strangelove]

I've never used the Xstream, but if you're looking for one helluva good tank with not much weight to it, check out the Centerflag Dyna Flow, that weighs hardly anything, fully adjustable, GREAT regulation, and the push button on/off is really conveinient. Worth a look if price isn't that big an issue (they're about $400)

 

[Munky]

Originally posted by stark
Defiantly worth getting if you can find somewhere with it in stock

Phoenix Paintball stock them -

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