Heavy Duty 140rd Paintball Pods - 6 Pack

3SKULL Heavy Duty 140rd Paintball Pods - 6 PackI have yet to play with them, but these paintball holders seem sturdy to me; however, anything with small springs could cause issues later. These holders arrived with no damage. I think the price I paid, about $4 ea was a bit high, but these were on the cheaper end compaired to what's out there.I would say they're a bit hard to open, but that's probably a good thing, unless the situation requires a quick reload. I rather monitor my ammo and reload during a "safe" period than have to reload quickly under fire and possibly drop my ammo "Haste makes waste."I recommend this product, but this recommendation is based on limited paintball experience.

Haven't put any paint in them yet, or played with them yet just got them this morning. They seem to be very sturdy and solid. One problem though 2 of the six pods were screwy one had a big crack, and one the spring was a little messed up. Don't let this refrain you from buying this because I probably just got a lemon. Probably just got damaged in transit. They seem great.

Great product. No need to go and buy expensive 40-100$ six packs that other higher end companies make, those don’t even last long. Buy these and save your money!!! Well worth it. Four stars because sometimes the lids won’t stay on causing you to lose paint balls.

I bought these pods to go with my 6+1 pod holder and remote tank because it didnt come with the pods like the description said it would. But they are small, but if they were any larger, they wouldnt fit in the pod holder... Heavy duty plastic material and spring loaded lid. They are quite efficient for the price!

They are pods, that's all there is to it. They came in a package strapped together by some clear tape. They were not broken nor could I find any problems. These are the kind of pods that will not break if they fall and will not break any paintballs. These are a great buy for the price they are. Very reliable.

All six of these arrived in perfect condition, lids snap closed nice and tight, and they even have the little spring mechanism on the lid's hinge that makes them pop open the rest of the way when you give them a nudge.

Pods work and store the paint...ready for use. No problems with them, but nothing to write home about either...though maybe that's the advantage...I'm not too upset if I loose these in the field...which has been my past experience with woodsball games and pods.

One was broken