[walk on pro]

The new Virtue CrownSF has been released (1/25/2013) for the Empire Prophecy and the Dye Rotor

The Virtue Crown2SF was previously released for limited use on their new loader the Virtue Spire. Today it has been released and designed for loaders other than the Spire. The SF has shown great results from many satisfied customers and hopefully more with this new release!

Quote

"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."

If you are not satisfied with these videos watch the demo of the SF on the Virtue Spire (on their youtube channel)


Dye Rotor


Empire Prophecy


For those unsure of the price i assure you it is worth it. Other Speed Feeds are just pressed into a mold and drop many balls of paint while going in, and coming out. The unique spring design in each finger is compactly built so that balls go directly in one at a time with no problem, and the spring locks them in so no balls come out. Spring Making

More info
Official Sale Site
$45 Price

This post has been edited by walk on pro: 26 January 2013 - 09:07 AM

[andrewthewookie]

walk on pro, on 25 January 2013 - 04:36 PM, said:

(My first news post sorry I don't know how to embed)

No worries.

[walk on pro]

Thanks! Ill try it now i think i figured it out

Wait ok how i tried but i failed sorry

This post has been edited by andrewthewookie: 25 January 2013 - 05:08 PM

[andrewthewookie]

walk on pro, on 25 January 2013 - 05:03 PM, said:

Thanks! Ill try it now i think i figured it out

Wait ok how i tried but i failed sorry

I PMd you about it, we'll have you embedding in no time.

OT: spring loaded seems nice because then you don't have to worry about drooping fingers any more, and you can just replace springs as needed.

[bubo]

looks like the z2 could still open up on you.

[A&MBaller]

I might pick one up. I know these work awesome. I think they might be a little overpriced, but this will still be cheaper than having to buy 2-3 different speedfeeds because of droopy fingers not holding paint.

[DBeck]

a little pricey but i might have to pick one up and i still dont know how to embed lol

[LV Backpacker]

I want one, but $45 is pretty expensive.

[unfated33]

I was really, really hoping this would show up on the Pinokio and V-max as well.

[walk on pro]

unfated33, on 25 January 2013 - 08:45 PM, said:

I was really, really hoping this would show up on the Pinokio and V-max as well.

It is! The pinokio uses the same lid as the too and its available for the too so i think you can use it on there. Hope that helps

[SynystrAssassin]

^^ Yup
http://www.virtuepb....ger-speed-feed/

[WiscoBaller]

for everyone talking about cost, you literally cannot lose paint out of the rotor one, and the z2 one will only if it comes undone. I have one for my spire and i can spin it around, flip the gun, anything, and it wont drop paint

[get.lit.up!]

Paintballers, can buy rotor for $200, can't drop $50 for speedfeed

Hmm, time to switch the exalt to the revvy, get one for my backup magna and one for me v2 prophecy

This post has been edited by get.lit.up!: 25 January 2013 - 11:06 PM

[LV Backpacker]

Its not that its not a great product, but the spine I got for less then half the price does the job almost as well, so there is no point for me to spend the money and switch right now.

[WiscoBaller]

I completely disagree, a spine will not do the same job, one paintball will set the sf feed off, no paint loss, very cheap replace when worn out, all in all a much better product

[asthmaticrhino]

I'm a big lid advocate. I hate how paint sits on top of my loader and how it pops paint out if I try to get a lane up too fast. I pay extra for not terrible paint, I want to keep as much of it as possible. This may be the solution,but it better be perfect for $45.

[Dakent]

Will buy one deff after my exalt breaks.

[LV Backpacker]

WiscoBaller, on 26 January 2013 - 12:12 AM, said:

I completely disagree, a spine will not do the same job, one paintball will set the sf feed off, no paint loss, very cheap replace when worn out, all in all a much better product

My spine works great, not as well as this, but it probably is the next best speedfeed out there. My point is that my spine is fairly new and cost me $20. Buying one of these is another $45 + shipping or tax and the most I could probably get out of selling my spine is $10. I don't see this as a purchase worth $55+ right now. That $55+ is equal to me getting to play a day with entry and a case of paint. When my spine starts to break down, I'll most likely purchase this because it is a better product, but since I'm not playing tournament paintball right now, there is no point on spending that much money on what really is marginal gain. Really its a damn speedfeed, not an eigenbolt for a shocker.

[get.lit.up!]

All that needs to be said

[NBTIppy]

I'm curious how the rotor one works since its just kind of a drop in piece unlike the prophecy or spire which are full lid replacements.

I also noticed in the Z2 shake test he held the lid so it wouldn't fling open.