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Customer Reviews
I have seen tons of these but they were all cheaply made, these are amazing. I wish they didn’t sell out so fast, I would have bought more!
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YMMV, but the door doesn't line up properly with the base on the unit I received. The hinge was very rough and didn't open properly until I flexed it numerous times, which rubbed a spot off the back that now looks like a dry, scuffed elbow. The door closes VERY securely thanks to the magnets, but there's no spring, so you have to push it open and hope friction holds it up. And it only opens about 80 degrees, so it's hard to load with a paintball pod.
The door hinge and **** mount protrude below the ring, the ring is very shallow, and it's slightly larger than standard "paint ball hopper" size, so it doesn't fit on my 3D printed hopper. I don't know why they'd sell it separately if it's not a standard size and they don't include the size in the description.
I've been more than happy with every other 3D printed item I've bought from OOD, but this one really misses the mark.
Hi David,
I'm sorry you'e had a poor experience here. Wed be happy to get you replacement parts. I designed the lid to stay open intentionally to act as a 'funnel' to assist with loading. In reality, the paintballl pods were an option, but they only hold around 40 rounds each, making a dump pouch more practical for most users. The hopper itself is compatible with most paintball speed rings.
For dumping a paintball tube full of rival rounds into my big new hopper, I prefer this to the paintball-style "speed loader". The only gripe is the install ring for the lid is a little thin and fragile and broke when I dropped it in a battle.