Loader

A paintball hopper, also known as a loader, holds the paintballs and feeds them into the marker. In this category, you’ll find various hoppers and loaders for different paintball systems—from simple shake hoppers to electric loaders and popular models from DYE and Virtue.

Shake Hoppers & Simple Loaders

Shake hoppers are among the classic options. Our selection includes a simple shake hopper as well as an olive-colored version. Also available is a loader hopper for 50 .68-caliber paintballs.

These models differ from electric loaders in their construction. To determine which hopper is compatible with your marker, check the product description and connection type.

Electric Paintball Loaders

The product line offers electric loaders for various paintball markers. These include, for example, the Protoyz Speedster Electric Loader in HDE Camo. Other models in the Speedster series include the Protoyz Speedster Loader in black and various versions of the Virtue Spire series.

From Virtue, you’ll find, among others, the Spire IR2, Spire IV, and Spire V in various colors and designs. These include, for example, black, blue, red, Desert FDE, Stealth Sky, as well as various fade and graphic designs.

DYE Rotor Hoppers

Another highlight of this category is the DYE Rotor Loaders. Several variants of the DYE Rotor LT-R are available, including black, DYEcam, lime green, blue, and red.

You’ll also find the DYE Rotor R2 Hopper and the DYE DAM Box Loader, which holds 300 paintballs. This category thus includes various hoppers from the Rotor family for different paintball applications.

Virtue, Protoyz, Tippmann, and Others

In addition to DYE and Virtue, other manufacturers are represented. These include Protoyz, Tippmann, and Valken. From Tippmann, for example, the Tac Cap Hopper is available. For smaller .50-cal. systems, the Valken Kids Gotcha Gun / Shotgun Loader with a 120-shot capacity is also listed.

Virtue’s selection ranges from the Spire IR2 to the Spire IV and the Spire V, offering a variety of model series and designs.

Choosing the Right Hopper

When selecting a paintball hopper, you should pay particular attention to the marker system you’re using, the caliber, and the product specifications. The lineup includes models for .68 cal. as well as a loader explicitly designated as .50 cal.

Whether it’s a shake hopper, an electric loader, a DYE Rotor, or a Virtue Spire: Compare the specific product descriptions before deciding on a hopper. This way, you’ll find the model that fits your marker and your desired setup.