[PB Beastie]

I was going to play golf this weekend, and was wondering if I should hire a caddy

This golf course I play at has these "hottie caddys" and I'm not sure if I should spend the $15 extra to have one assist me on the course.





Seems like a ripoff to me, $15 to have some hottie model girl helping me on the course for 3 hours? Meh

[JGARRIGUES0001]

make one, they're an unnecessary convenience

[PB Beastie]

JGARRIGUES0001, on 03 April 2012 - 08:01 PM, said:

make one, they're an unnecessary convenience

how would i make one?

[hogzilla88]

I used an old watering can.

[Arjay]

Any type of caddy is a great idea. I barely drop/waste any paintballs while refilling my pods with a caddy.

[JGARRIGUES0001]

coffee can and big Gatorade bottle... you basically need 2 containers with lids. one big lid that's easy to pour paintballs from a bag into, and another than makes it easy to pour into pods/loaders.

[DWOLF]

a caddy is definitely a good investment and makers things a whole lot easier loading up paint.

[chenwood]

If you even have to ask if its worth it I would say no. Just pour slowly from the bags of paint, its really not as difficult as its made out to be.

That being said....of course I have one but I could care less about 15 bucks. It is nice and convenient.

[PB Beastie]

is it ok if my caddy will only have one hole or does it HAVE to have 2?

This post has been edited by PB Beastie: 03 April 2012 - 08:35 PM

[madsnipes]

Yes get one

[Hitman2513]

I use an old bottle of soap and spray painted it red and gold. I want to install a 2nd big lid one day I just don't know how.

[xSilent]

It can be 1, but it has to be close to the size of the pod so you can easily fill it up. The second, larger hole is just so its easier to pour paint in from the bag and/or take out a handful if needed.

[NPpballer]

Just splurge and get the GxG one. They're like $15, not a big deal. I enjoy having once, it really cuts down on the time needed to fill pods and shit betwen games. It also gives me a place to keep paint protected instead of leaving in the bag where a ball could break.

[sk1tzi420]

I use an old tide bottle.

I made it to where you can take off the spout, for a big hole. Then put it back on, and fill your pods.

And your paint smells purdy

[SpaceMan]

NPpballer, on 03 April 2012 - 09:08 PM, said:

Just splurge and get the GxG one. They're like $15, not a big deal. I enjoy having once, it really cuts down on the time needed to fill pods and shit betwen games. It also gives me a place to keep paint protected instead of leaving in the bag where a ball could break.

Safe until someone takes a shit in it

[TacticlTwinkie]

While they aren't necessary, they are nice. Are they worth the money? not really, but its only like $15. And I like to think of it as supporting my local store while getting a nice pod filler on the side. Plus it finally gave me something to put all my stickers on .

[Irish725]

Laundry Detergent bottles work well too, especially the ones with removable spout covers. Or fabric softener bottles.

I got one because it was 7 bucks and it makes life a hell of a lot easier during big games when reinserting quickly is a key to victory.

[DudeinDump]

sk1tzi420, on 03 April 2012 - 09:55 PM, said:

I use an old tide bottle.

I made it to where you can take off the spout, for a big hole. Then put it back on, and fill your pods.

And your paint smells purdy

Exactly what I do.

[The_Economist]

Over the years, my caddy has saved me a lot of money in wasted paint, and it makes refilling pods fast and easy. It is a lifesaver when you need to refill pods in a hurry between insertions. It's well worth the $20. In fact, I would say that it's the best $20 that I have ever spent on paintball gear.

[Old Dude PB]

Whether you make it or buy it, a caddy is a very nice thing to have. Less wasted paint, less wasted time.