The 7 Best Paintball Tanks | Top 10 Kids Toys

This review has been updated 24 times since it was first published in June of 2015. When you’re in the heat of battle — the fun, imitation kind, that is — the last thing you need is for your gun to give out on you because you’ve run out of power. Stay locked and loaded at all times with one of these paintball tanks, which come in different sizes and styles and will ensure you have plenty of pressure to last you through the game. When users buy our independently chosen editorial picks, we may earn commissions to help fund the Review.

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7. 3Skull Paintball CO2

This 3Skull Paintball CO2 (appx. $21) is a basic 9-ounce canister that comes equipped with an industry standard pin valve, so no matter what gun you have, you’ll be ready for battle instantly. Its performance won’t knock you off your feet, but it won’t empty your piggy bank, either.

6. First Strike 3000

The First Strike 3000 (around $54) is a good upgrade option for the beginner who isn’t keen on spending hundreds on carbon fiber, but still wants something a little more serious than their stock tank. It comes with brass burst disks with quad vent technology for regulator safety.

5. Tippmann Aluminum CO2

There’s nothing all that outstanding about the Tippmann Aluminum CO2 (about $21), except that it won’t cost you much and it’s fairly easy and also inexpensive to refill. It won’t satisfy hardened shooters, but if you’re a beginner just getting into the game, you can start here.

4. Guerrilla Air Myth

If you’re looking for something sleek and low-profile, the Guerrilla Air Myth (appx. $90) is one of the best out there. The patented regulator is factory set for standard high-output pressure, and comes equipped with a mini gauge so you can quickly tell how much juice you have left.

3. Ninja Air Aluminum N2

It’s not the lightest or highest capacity model, but the Ninja Air Aluminum N2 (about $60) is a cost effective alternative to more expensive HPA systems. It provides consistent output with reliably long-lasting performance, which also makes it an ideal rental option for field owners.

2. Empire Ulta Tank

The Empire Ulta Tank (around $210) can help take your game to the next level, and is ready for use right out of the box. It’s impressively lightweight, features a Reactor II regulator that does a good job of maintaining air flow and pressure, and doesn’t cost much to refill, either.

1. Ninja Carbon 4500

Not only will you be able to run the field with the premium Ninja Carbon 4500 (around $229), but you’ll look good while doing it, too, since it comes in a wide variety of colors. It’s noticeably lighter than other HPA tanks, and also includes a top of the line Pro V2 regulator.

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