Empire just dropped the new Halo Pro, and honestly, it’s kind of cool to see this thing make a comeback. Teams like Tampa Bay Damage and AC Diesel have been running them for a while now, and the first batches are finally hitting stores. Right now you can only find full loaders (internals + shell) floating around for about $110, but down the road they’ll also sell just the shell kits—probably around $60. The idea…
HK has introduced the HK Army Sonic UV Hopper, and it’s undeniably fun. When you watch it in action, it’s genuinely cool. You can spot the UV lights – there are four in the upper section of the tray and three more in the feed neck.
The Bunkerkings CTRL Prism Hoppers, each priced at $250, with a very limited quantity of only 200 for each color worldwide. They have a clear appearance with a prism-like effect.
Paintball hoppers/loaders have come a long way in the last few years, some come electronic motors to help them feed while still some rely on gravity.
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The Virtue Spire IR2 is one of if not the best value hoppers in paintball. It has the performance of its higher-end sibling the Spire IV at about half the price. Sure its not as slick as the Spire IV its doesn’t have Bluetooth and its a bit harder to get apart, but its half the price and it has some new solid colors.
The TFX 3 is the biggest change we have seen to the loader yet. The TFX 2 was nearly the same hopper as the TFX just with a reachable battery, now the TFX 3 has a whole host of new features.
