[Azndude51]

I've been running a NXE 4+1 harness with a 20oz CO2 on a remote. I decided to finally go HPA, I ended up getting a Ninja 68/45. NXE says its harness will fit up to a 68cu and there are numerous reviews on PBReview that say they have fit a 68/45 in with no problems. However, I have found that the Ninja is way to wide for the harness, I can't even force it in. The only way I'd get it in is if I rip the harness apart which I obviously won't do. Do the Ninja 68/45 tanks run wider than most other 68 tanks? or is my harness defective or something? Also, does anyone know of a 4+1 similar to the NXE (vertical pods) that will fit my tank?

[Jeremy @ Ninja]

Our 68 is a little wider than the typical 68. I believe it's about 4.5 inches in diameter, so maybe half an inch wider than the standard 68 sizes.

[Khanhfucious]

Ive had the traditional 68s and the new style 68s and have not been able to fit any of them into the NXe 4+1. The biggest Ive been able to fit into that pack is a 20oz.

[Azndude51]

It's an inexpensive pack so I'll probably try to modify it in some way so it'll fit.

[bunkerking1994]

I wouldnt advise putting a tank in your pack. I would try a vest of some sort. Whenever I play walk-ons there is always someone's tank that falls out of his pack. That leads to other dangerous things.

[Khanhfucious]

Then they need better packs..Ive never had a 20oz or a 45/45 or 48/4500 fall out of the NXe 4+1

[bunkerking1994]

Originally Posted by Khanhfucious

Then they need better packs..Ive never had a 20oz or a 45/45 or 48/4500 fall out of the NXe 4+1

Are we tanking about regular pod holders or a designated tank holder?

[lsongj721]

Originally Posted by bunkerking1994

Are we tanking about regular pod holders or a designated tank holder?

usually, it has 4 pods slots, and in the center, theres a designated tank slot. Its usually elastic and also has straps that go over top and around the tank to hold it in place