[VPB-ChristianW]

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[VPB-ChristianW]

RELOAD FASTER THAN EVER AND NEVER LOSE A BALL WITH CROWN SPRING FINGER™ TECHNOLOGY
Finally a speed feed with no drawbacks. Heavy duty polycarbonate Spring Fingers reload with ease, spring immediately back into position and keep every ball locked securely inside..

Reload with ease and and never lose paint. The Crown SF is based on the upgradeable finger Crown2 platform and features Spring Finger technology. The Crown SF is the pinnacle of speedfeed evolution. Instead of a rubber hinge, each Crown SF finger is attached to a feather light spring, allowing it to flex downward with the slightest touch and immediately spring back to the closed position. This allows a perfect feed, with no paint loss.

Effortless Reload
Never Lose a Ball
Heavy Duty Polycarbonate
Lifetime Warranty

[GaryR1984]

[beastmar]

finally out!

[Brules]

Needs a snap on lid for when it rains....

[lettucecheesecake]

Fiiiiiiiiiiit!

[98Pro]

So an Exalt but with Virtues translucent candy colored fingers? As long as it's reasonably priced looks good.

[510waffles]

awesome, but now the question is, can they keep them on the shelf long enough for me to buy one

[lettucecheesecake]

Originally Posted by 98Pro

So an Exalt but with Virtues translucent candy colored fingers? As long as it's reasonably priced looks good.

They're hard plastic which are spring loaded rather than rubber that bends

[VPB-ChristianW]

Originally Posted by 98Pro

So an Exalt but with Virtues translucent candy colored fingers? As long as it's reasonably priced looks good.

Not really....

• Each finger is a polycarbonate material (same as your goggle lens) so it doesn't sag/tear and can take an impact.
• Each finger is attached to a spring mounted axle. It drops down with the weight of a feather, springs right back, but can never go backwards any farther than the "closed" position.
• ---This means you never have sagging
• ---This means you can beat it like a pinata without losing any paint.
• ---This also means each unit requires more engineering and assembly and doesn't get dumped out of mold as a finished piece so it costs more.
  

So not really like anything else out there

[Ethan1701 (Banned)]

sweet

[kwik]

edit: Actually Im gonna hold back my opinion on the pricing scheme, each company can charge whatever their customers are willing to pay.

Nice Product.

[gijoey959]

def buyin one

[naughty88]

Awesome!

[PaintballinBanana]

$45 buck that's a little steep; but I guess u save that much money from paint not being lost

[MachineGunCrew]

well designed. life time warranty. win!

[kwik]

I originally had a wall of text written and decided against it.

Basically I can partially understand the price point with the spire model as it also comes with a shell piece. But for the others, especially the Halo....$45 is 3x as much as exalt.....and while the fingers are made of a different material and you have the spring/axle feature on these does that constitute a $30 difference on a feed? For me it doesnt and for others it will, I am sure they will sell tons of these....but for me it would take a while of losing a few balls a day to add up to that difference. For those that play more regularly it is definitely worth it.

[n3s7]

I love this on my spire, will be getting one for my z2 very soon...

[f8al]

Glad to see you guys released these for other loaders, they work great! Can't wait to get these in stock for my customers!

[dijonr2]

Originally Posted by VPB-ChristianW

Not really....

• Each finger is a polycarbonate material (same as your goggle lens) so it doesn't sag/tear and can take an impact.
• Each finger is attached to a spring mounted axle. It drops down with the weight of a feather, springs right back, but can never go backwards any farther than the "closed" position.
• ---This means you never have sagging
• ---This means you can beat it like a pinata without losing any paint.
• ---This also means each unit requires more engineering and assembly and doesn't get dumped out of mold as a finished piece so it costs more.
  

So not really like anything else out there

Agreed! Not like anything out there at all. I'm amazed at how well this works. THIS is how a speed feed should work. I only have one Spire but I'll be getting this for my z2's.

[**Entropy**]

It's $45, but its never gonna need to be replaced and it works allot better than the traditional ones IMO. I ordered 2. I was never a Virtue fan but I'm starting to come around