Sporting Goods : Pure Energy N2 Compressed Air Tank (72ci/3000psi) |
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Rating: - * Beast of a Tank ... This is honestly a beast of a tank it is very sturdy, and holds a large amount of air. it is also extremely heavy, i cannot even attach it to my ion because it will mess up the screws. with a coil however and a backpack or however you want to carry it its great! especially if you dont get free air refills or have to travel for your air. Rating:  - * Great bottle, great store! ... I ordered two of theese bottles together with two complete Tippmann Alpha Black Tactical sniperkits, and they arrived at my house less than a week after ordering. That might not impress you all, but it sure as "some dark place" impresses Me, since i live in Norway and the whole shebang had to go through the Norweigian customsoffice. Awesome service, I recomend Ultimate Paintball to everyone i meet! Rating: - * great tank ... Tank arrives in great condition. Lighter than expected when full, which was a plus. Great company to deal with. Price much cheaper than others also. Rating:  - * Good tank but a little large ... If I had it to do over again I would have bought the smaller tank. This is not to say that the 72 tank has a problem. It works great it is just a little big and heavy compaired to the tank half the size. The thing is we refil off a scuba tank so after a few rounds we just go and fill up. There is no need for me to be concerned if I will run out. If you don't have the means of filling up after each round than the bigger tank is for you so you don't run out in the woods. Rating: - * It's big, it's heavy, and it holds alot of air. ... I would only buy this beast of a tank, if I played woodsball, I put in a backpack via a remote line, and I didn't want to spend the money on a superior carbon tank. So that is what I did. I like playing paintball, alot. |
The real joy of the set, however, is nine NBA playoff games presented as they were originally broadcast and almost in their entirety. They last about 90-100 minutes with TV introductions and post-game interviews, but minus halftime, commercials, and some slower moments. The games include such absolute classics as the game in which rookie Magic Johnson started at center in place of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, and the 1987 "baby hook" game against the Boston Celtics. If you're used to watching current NBA games you might be tempted to just skip to the end, but it's surprisingly rewarding to watch the game develop, to watch the game's superstars strut their stuff (or see a couple of 1972 reserves named Phil Jackson and Pat Riley), and to observe how radically the sport has changed over the years. Variable picture quality and technical glitches are unavoidable (even the 2002 game looks washed out), but this is the first time complete or nearly complete NBA games have been available in the home-video era, and they probably still look better than the VHS tapes you've been saving over the years. Yes, it'd be easy to argue about which games from the Lakers' long history should have been included, and the highlight videos don't have a ton of replay value, but the NBA Dynasty series is a major milestone in archived sports. --David Horiuchi
