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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

Love these things, for expierenced players only	July 3, 2010
Reviewer: Anonymous Person from Orland, CA United States

Well as for the people who state, oh you cant find the button and this and that, that's all monkey poo. most standard pods have one tab to open the lid, which is smaller than the button on the LLPs. if your smart, you would load them into your pack knowing how you grab your pods, with the button facing towards your thumb with your natural act of grabbing a pod on the go. now. people complain about them having to reload at a super low loader amount, um, last i checked, thats the point! use up all your paint, instead of wasting time to reload when you have half a laoder left, that could be the difference of winning a game and not. I love these things, they are great, easy to use, durable, and fit well in most broken in packs.

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0 of 6 people found the following review helpful:

Love DYE but hate the pods	June 3, 2010
Reviewer: Jose Perez from MD United States

First off I love DYE they make some of the best PB gear in the biz but I have to tell ya they fell short on these locklid pods. I had a 6 pack and used them for 3 weeks and traded them to a guy on the field near the end of a day of play to go back to the standard size flip top lid pod. I lose paint when I reload my DYE Rotor holds 180 paintballs I practically have to reload when my hopper is all the way empty I move a lot, so I never want to go too low on paint in the hopper. The Dye lock lids use a button you push down to open it cool right. Not in a firefight cant find the dam button fast enough to open and reload the hopper stick to what works for you this is my game play honest opinion.

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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

dislike	May 2, 2010
Reviewer: Daniel Varona from Boca Raton, FL United States

I personally don't like these. I find them to be too big, and i lose paint when i reload since my hopper only holds 180 paintballs i practically have to reload when my hopper is all the way empty. These have opened on me MANY times, i don't know if its just me. I personally think that its better to stick with the standard ones, but that's just my opinion

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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

Better Price for 6 at Sports Chalet	January 19, 2010
Reviewer: Brandon from Las Vegas, NV United States

Try to price match this becuase at sportschalet they have 6 lock lids for 25 bucks that a much better deal than 30 so yeah buy from ans but price match so you can save 5 bucks!!!!!

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0 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Good pods, but be careful with how you reload!	August 5, 2009
Reviewer: Kent Benjamin from Fairfield , PA United States

I have found that the Dye Locklid pods are awesome pods. Great pods, awesome durability. Like any paintball pod, your going to need to be careful taking it out, to reload. You sometime will pull the pod out and the lid will open, and you lose a pod of paint. The Dye locklids use a button you push down to open it, very handy, but again, like any pod, be careful on how you take it out.

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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:

Definetly worth the extra $2	February 21, 2009
Reviewer: from , Colorado

These pods are perfect, and it's a wonder that it took so long for something like this to be developed. I have been using lock-lids for several years now, and I have never once accidentally dumped one. The dimpled texture running along the sides help you keep a good grip on them, and also slow the pod as it drops out of the harness. The only problem I've heard about them (and I have nothing wrong with this), is that the lock-lids are a bit bigger than most pods. I see this as a plus, as you get an extra twenty or so shots, but some say that it can cause problems depending on what size pods your pack can handle. Overall, I think these pods are great, and strongly suggest anyone that asks to get them.

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1 of 4 people found the following review helpful:

Expensive but still very good	February 11, 2009
Reviewer: David Garcia from Milpitas, CA United States

First off, these pods are big so they won't fit in your standard pod pack. They hold about 160 paintballs compared to standard pods which hold about 120 paintballs. Also, these pods are expensive so if you leave them at the field, it's going to cost you to replace them. On the other hand, the easy opening tab makes loading a breeze and prevents your pods from accidentally opening. The pod also has small round indentations which give you extra grip on your pod. Overall, these are good pods but a bit pricey.

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

LLP	February 10, 2009
Reviewer: Anonymous Person from Paia, HI United States

ive had these pods for a while now. these pods are very durable from my experiance. i flew a full LLP at least 20" to a partner in need and it didnt break crack and more importantly did not open. this pod is prety bad ass. holds more balls than the average pods and has the bumps on the side to keep from falling out of the harnesses.

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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

great pods	February 9, 2009
Reviewer: clint chandler from buchanan, GA United States

the lock lid pods are a lot better than regular pods. i hardly ever spill a pod of paint wiht dye pods. with other pods i usually spill at least one pod every day that i play

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great pod	February 4, 2009
Reviewer: Ryan Souza from Moscow, ID United States

These pods are great! They hold 160 rounds and fit easily into a standard 140 round pod holder. The lid holds shut in most situations but can open if dropped hard. The added bonus is the top of the pod can be cut off and used as a flip-top lid for a winchester pocket hopper.

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