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  • glaman5266
    MCB Life Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 1277
    • WI

    #1

    Inception body weight question

    Question for Emek & Inception body kit owners:

    How bunch do the Inception body kits weigh compared to the stock inner tube & plastic outer? I’m considering picking up an Inception body but I don’t know how their weights compare to the stock body. Weight is a concern of mine due to back problems & I like using it for scenarios. Any weight I can save would be nice. A few ounces aren’t a huge concern, but I guess I’m mainly interested in if it’s noticeable.

    Any input would be appreciated & thanks for reading.
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  • Hellion360
    Power Lurker
    • Jul 2020
    • 2452

    #2
    The FLE body weight is 163g stock weight is 253g

    5.75 vs 8.92oz

    Literally a few ounces lighter for the Inception. They are quite noticeably smaller too, thinner I suppose.
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    • glaman5266
      glaman5266 commented
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      They’re lighter? Interesting.

      Thank you for your input. I really appreciate it.

    • Hellion360
      Hellion360 commented
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      No problem. I believe the rippers are lighter as well, but don't have the weight handy. In between.
  • Spider!
    MCB Member
    • Jul 2020
    • 535
    • Houston

    #3
    They're like having a stylized can, just get rid of the plastic body sleeve.

    The hard part is picking the ano.
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    • The Jayster
      Mr. OCD
      • Mar 2021
      • 305
      • Montreal, Canada

      #4
      My FLEd Emek is ridiculously light, especially when paired with an UL 50ci Ninja tank. I can also hold it steadily at mid-point using one finger. Neat trick to show off.

      Yeah they're expensive but worth every penny.

      Whenever I go to a scenario game with gazillions of players, no one would notice if I sported say an LV2 or an M3+. But with my Emek I get asked questions all the time.

      "Aren't you getting too old for this??"
      "Nope."

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      • Chuck E Ducky
        Ragnastock Enforcer
        • Jul 2020
        • 6116
        • NY

        #5
        Interesting, I figured the aluminum would be heavier vs the plastic. Honestly never noticed a difference in marker weight on any of the new markers. Brass and Stainless on the other hand well a different story.

        The Duck can get heavy playing all day with it. It’s can be a work out especially without something to wedge in your shoulder. The Walz while heavier having something to shoulder makes a big difference I suppose. Then there’s the VM you better eat your Wheaties.

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        • Brokeass_baller
          Pick it up!
          • Jul 2020
          • 1129
          • Ohio

          #6
          Anyone feel like weighing theirs? Just for curiosity's sake. My Dye Rize is probably the lightest marker that I own, and I'm curious what your fancy Emeks weigh in at.
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          • Warmongrel
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            • Jul 2020
            • 63
            • 818

            #7
            30.62 ounces for my FLE Scout Body Emek.
            Last edited by Warmongrel; 02-06-2024, 12:12 AM.
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            • Brokeass_baller
              Pick it up!
              • Jul 2020
              • 1129
              • Ohio

              #8
              Thanks fellas. I'll weigh my Rize in a bit. But that's impressively light.

              Edit: Rize comes in at 30.5oz
              Last edited by Brokeass_baller; 09-13-2023, 03:33 PM.
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