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Your cart is empty.The Invert Halo Too is the best performing loader for the money. With a cost that is less than half the price of some top loaders, the outstanding performance of this paintball loader will make this an easy choice for most players. The ultra-quiet belt drive will force-feed 20+ balls-per-second, allowing your marker to throw plenty of paint at your opponent. The Freeway Anti-Jam keeps the loader from jamming and breaking balls, so you'll still be shooting while others are busy scraping paint. The new, matte black polycarbonate shell can withstand any hit and can easily fit 180 paintballs. The onboard computer directs the sound-activated feeding and allows you to program the Motor Speed, Microphone Sensitivity and Feed Stack monitoring. But of course, with a name like Halo, you knew you'd be getting the ultimate in paintball loader technology. Put this loader on your marker and Invert will make a believer out of you Too. The Invert Halo TOO accepts most Halo and Reloader B upgrades such as speedfeeds and shells.Also included is a 48/3000 HPA TankIt is a brand new Compressed Air/Nitrogen Tank. It is 48 cubic inch tank with a 3000 psi capacity. Output is a standard HIGH PRESSURE (around 800psi). This is a high quality, light weight preset nitro tank. 5 Year hydro date with a 90 Day warranty. Manufactured by Pure Energy..
J Fosho
Reviewed in the United States on February 29, 2016
Problems with the loader even after its programmed correctly multiple occasions. Nothing worse than non functional equipment to ruin your paintball day. Tank works fine first time. Second time it didn't work on my Empire Axe.
Anthony
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2016
The tank I received was an Empire 48/3000. Hydro testing isn't due for another 4 years and 3 moths. O-ring was in fine condition. The regulator was a little loose, but that was easy enough to fix. Like any alu tank, it's heavy. I ended up getting a carbon a couple weeks later. This is not a backup tank.This is my first hopper and it has been serving me well enough for the last month. There are better hoppers out there, but for the price it works. I had to set the settings to 1/1/2 for my Azodon Blitz 3 to reduce barrel break frequency with the paint my field uses; not sure exactly why this helped, but it did. The feed neck is super high and really increases your profile. I cut the neck then sanded the neck down, first with 200 grit sandpaper, then 2,000 grit, until it fit my marker. Much better now.That said, I dislike the sound activation system the Halo Too has and will probably be getting something else for next season. If you can spend a bit more take a look at the HK Army TFX, Virtue Spire 260, or a Dye Rotor/R2. They're all great e-hoppers.
Sgriffi12
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2015
This is the best product combo for beginner-intermediate paintball. Here is a list of pros and cons for the tank and the loader. Keep in mind the picture of the loader is shrunk. The loader actually looks a lot cooler and is longer.THE TANK:Pros:-It looks very slick and fits comfortably for aiming (i'm 6'1)-The gage reads accurately-Does not leak as long as I have owned it-Can fire about 500 paintballs from a full fill-Affordable and efficientCons:-Pretty heavy, but not too cumbersome-It does not have the empire logo as pictured-Arrived in the mail just wrapped in bubble wrap.Halo TOO Loader:Pros:-It looks really slick, (on my field all the rentals were admiring it lol)-Clear lid to view how much ammo is left-Sound system allows no strain on the motor since the rotor only spins when the gun fires-The loader is not too hard on paintballs and you can always adjust the settings if balls are breaking-Adjustable sound pickup and speed settings-Very durable, doesn't scratch easily, and batteries are held securely.Cons:-Kind of bulky and a little heavy, but not too much-The lid feels a little loose when opening and closing, but it securely snaps in place.
Carole
Reviewed in Canada on October 25, 2015
Ne fonction pas bien le HPA tank à une fuite au niveau du cadran et le Loader bloque à répétition. rLe vendeur ne demande de retourner à mais frais ce qui représente environ 50$ et plus.
Broc Newton
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2014
This package is so awesome! I seen many a loader go down out on the paintball field being a ref, so i can tell you from experience that the halo TOO is absolutely the best for the money! Haven't seen one of them go down out on the field yet and i love how they are of the non constant agitation type. If i had to list some downfalls they might be that the size of the thing is slightly bulky looking (it does hold a lot of paint though...), and the lid from the one that i got was a little janky still functioned very well just didnt really spring up. Overall very excellent loader...I love these tanks i have recommended these to lots of ppl out at the field and not one person has been unhappy yet, if this is your price range buy this over the gorilla tanks. and the long nipple on the bottle is nice because it will fit a wide range of guns, some of the other tanks are not long enough and wont actually activate the pin. Overall great tank for the money...
Andrew H.
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2012
I ordered this awesome combo, ready to go paintballing with my new 2011 Proto Rail after they arrived.Although the product image pictures an Empire HPA tank, I actually got a Ninja HPA tank. Now you may think this is a bad thing, but if you know a thing or two about paintball, you know that Ninja makes great tanks. If you don't know that, now you do (this is not to say Empire makes bad tanks; they are one of the oldest paintball companies and are time-tested products with a great following).I had no problems with the tank; it worked as an HPA tank should, and I would recommend this for any new players looking for a cheaper solution to carbon fiber HPA tanks ($165+ vs. $50 for an aluminum tank like this one).As for the Halo Too loader, I also have no complaints for it. It was a little heavier than I expected, but that's not a problem once you get it on the marker; it's no heavier than a Rotor and most of the weight comes from the four AA batteries it runs on. For a low- or mid-range electronic marker, it is a great loader. I see no reason to spend almost $200 on a Dye Rotor when you can get a Halo Too for less than half the price, unless you plan on upgrading in the near future.In the game, the Halo performed very well. It never jammed, never broke paint inside the hopper, and kept up with my Rail.In conclusion, I would recommend this combo for any new players looking to get their own gear instead of renting, as it's a great way to start off without spending too much money, especially if you're a parent buying your kid into paintball or a student looking to save money here and there but still have good gear.
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