What's the best pack?

[chasden]

I think the Redz Flex Tech Omni Pack (holds pods 4 horizontally) is the best I've ever used. It does not hold a lot of paint (150 rd tubes x 4 = 600) but is extremely comfortable and there is no noisy velcro tab to rip open to get at your paint; fast, easy access. Also this pack is low profile, not bulky at all, and you can use Redz suspender straps with this to help further distribute the weight.

[SpecialBlend2786]

I love the NXe and Dye packs, but if you're tight on cash I'd look into the Mantis packs or Ronin Stealth packs.

[imstoiched!]

Mantis Pro Pack Here!

I Mantis Pro Pack 3+2. It's got the regular velcro belt but has the bodybuilder-type secondary set of velcro adjusters. So I can loosen it up between games and catch my breath

[Load SM5]

I've been using redz for as long as I've been playing. I've always sworn buy them but the belt always seem to give out quickly and loose it elasticity. I had to replace mine once a year. I recently picked up an Empire pack and that thing spanks redz pretty well. The belt is thick and sturdy and it uses a nylon overbelt to cinch everything in place. It's bulletproof and uses the elastic bands to help eject the pods similiar to the way the Extreme Rage packs did.

[yeahthatsme]

i have an extreme rage pack AND I LOVE IT the only reason i'd sell it is to get another in a different size.

[Fade]

I've got a JT "Pro Harness", and its GREAT for me. I'm a back/mid player, and if I'm playing mid I remove sleeves, if I'm playing back I add my sleeves. That way I get the best amount of weight to carry. It makes my game flow better, and I can move faster accordingly.

[scrumpy]

If you need another suggestion: I own a Rase Turtle 3-"pot"(as stated on action village) pack, and it is very very good. It has a thick velcro belt with a secondary velcro belt if you feel the need to loosen it quickly with out taking it off for whatever reason. I've accually forgotten that I was even wearing it, that's the comfort you'll get. 150 rd pods fit well and come out easily. I got mine for around 30 bucks, great buy.

[shivors]

I use a Jacko 3 pod for rec play and a 3A 5+4 for scenario games. The Jacko has held up for three years with minimal wear. The 3A is a good pack, not great, that I paid 14.00 for on EBay. Both have nice wide belts and the 3A has a seperate lumbar reinforcement.

[Enemy]

i got an extreme rage 4 pack for like 35-40 bucks only problem i have had with it is that im small and the velcro strap would cover my first pod had shoe repair guy do a quick fix on that..i work at feild this pack has seen abuse and i cant tear or rip it at all my only delima is that i might need a bigger one soon to compliment my next gun.

[Jesse-man]

these are both expensive but when i get my new pack i either want a redz 4+3 or a pb junkies 4+3 they are both EXTEMLY comfy

[GoatBoy]

the only good pack is...

No pack!


Hopperball all the way baby!







Shivors: I dig the sig, man.

[tonybhall]

REDZ and 32 Degrees knock off

Hey,

I am a huge fan of Redz packs. I use a 3.2 and a 2.1 Redz. They are a little pricey but worth it IMO. 32 Degrees makes a great knock off of the Redz Pack and belt that is a lot less expensive. You may want to check into one of those. One of my team mates got the 32 Degrees belt and pack for $30.00. Not bad when the same set up by Redz is around $60.00.

[oldsoldier]

Hands down the nXe packs, they blow redz out of the water. I've owned/used pretty much every pack out there, nXe is the best.

I second this. These things are tight, low profile, inexepensive (less than a redz), and dont move when you run, at all. Second choice would be a redz personally...but they dont come cheap (except used or on ebay). Good luck

[dwab3000]

i like empire

my empire 3+2 is nice

and my 5+4 is even better...

they are comfy, and they do what they are needed to

[FaSSt]

M-pack

M-Pack is much, much better than Redz. Much more comfortable.

It's also made in the US if that matters to you.

http://www.pbreview.com/products/reviews/1960/

http://www.topstitch.net/