The Protoyz Speedster Paintball Loader is a durable entry level electronic hopper designed to provide consistent feeding and simple maintenance for recreational and newer players. Built with tough glass fibre reinforced nylon shells, the Speedster is made to withstand regular use while helping protect your paint from the elements.

The Speedster uses light barrier feeding technology with electronic eyes that detect when your marker fires and feeds paintballs only when needed. This system delivers smooth and reliable performance with feed rates of around 10 balls per second or more. A shaped internal tray and large agitator paddle system help guide paintballs efficiently into the feed neck, reducing misfeeds during play.

This loader features a secure frosted polypropylene sprung lid that opens easily in all weather conditions while staying closed during movement. It holds up to 210 .68 caliber paintballs and includes a .50 caliber adapter, allowing you to quickly convert the loader for use with .50 caliber markers by installing the provided insert into the light barrier unit.

The Protoyz Speedster can be fully assembled and disassembled without tools, making cleaning fast and hassle free. Powered by four easy access AA batteries, it offers low power consumption and dependable performance, making it a solid option for rec play, rental upgrades, or anyone looking for an affordable electronic paintball loader.

Features

• Convertible from .68 caliber to .50 caliber
• .50 caliber adapter included
• Glass fibre reinforced nylon shell construction
• Toolless assembly and disassembly
• Light barrier supported feeding technology
• Low power consumption
• Large agitator paddle system
• 10 balls per second feed rate or higher
• Anti tamper on off button for field use

Specifications

• Capacity: 210 .68 caliber paintballs or 500 .50 caliber paintballs
• Power source: 4 AA 1.5v batteries
• Length: 23.9 cm or 9.41 inches
• Width: 11.3 cm or 4.45 inches
• Height: 12.7 cm or 5 inches
• Weight: 559 grams or 19.71 ounces without batteries

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