Get yourself a folding wagon or gearbag w/ rollers

[ChillswitchEngage]

Seriously, idk how the hell I've gone this long lugging everything back and forth at the field. It was a literal game changer.

[capitalpaintball]

My wagon was one of the best paintball purchases ever. I lug a stupid amount of gear, and staging is always so far from parking.

[Carp]

The lockable tool chest/box are good to keep stuff from growing legs in the staging or respawn areas.

[Olsson]

I wouldn't be able to load half of the stuff I bring to the field in that pitiful little thing.

Actually, my personal load-out was smaller when we went out on LRRPs in Afghanistan, than when I hit the paintball field just for the day...

Hmmm - apparently Afghanistan was a piece of cake. That's the only logical answer that I can think of.

[StaticShocked]

Your post just made me face palm. I use one of these for camping, boating, trips, etc. But at the paintball field 2 to 3 times a month, i just make the 100 yard walk 2 to 3 trips for gear bag, cooler, and stuff i forgot the first two times. I am going to get that wagon out of storage right now. Lol. Thanks!

[Calvin]

I have one in the back of the garage from when the kids were little. Empty nesting FTW!

[Super Nova]

I used one at super game last year to haul totes back and forth from the swap meet.

[Cdn_Cuda]

Personally I prefer a squire. Extra points if they have coconuts.

[Magageddon]

I picked one of these up a few years ago and its a literal game changer. I take it just in case to all my away games, theres a couple fields that are a mile or further from parking to the staging area, so these wagons are a must

[Kit352]

Making it easier would just encourage me to buy and bring more.

[Jonnydread]

Meanwhile I'm going in the opposite direction trying to fit all my crap into a Rat Pack vs. bringing a real gear bag

[ChillswitchEngage]

One day, I'd like to eventually go with just a backpack. Till then, I've accepted at this point I'm an over-packer by default.

[Magmoormaster]

I'm in a similar position as Johnny. I used to have a Planet Eclipse roller bag, which was big enough for multiple full loadouts and everything else minus my water jug and the paint I'd buy at the field. But I've since downsized to a big backpack and maybe an empty paint box to hold an extra gun and my caddy.

[Glovebox Operator]

I can already hear my wife rolling her eyes asking why I'm spending more money because I spent too much money and drag too much stuff out to play. At least she tolerates me being a pack rat.

[glaman5266]

I went with a rolling gear bag for this reason. My Eclipse bag is great. I'm now to the point where I can fit everything I need into it. The only things extra would be a toolbox and food/drinks.

Personally, I'd sooner stick with a rolling bag than go with a wagon. I like my stuff being closed up and a wagon is just another thing I need to pack. It also keeps me from overpacking. I'm not working on other people's stuff anymore (no need for parts/excessive tools) and after FINALLY realizing I don't need 4-8 paintguns for a day of play it's so nice just packing less.

[RPP]

I totally hear you but...but...but what if your backups, backups, backups, backups goes down ?!?! lol

[otar]

I got lucky someone was throwing away their hardcase roller luggage. A few paintball and beer stickers later, and it's ready for gear duty

[Kit352]

I've been trying to figure out a way to use those DeWalt tstak cases for paint ball in a clever way. I have a bunch of them here going unused. Seems like a viable solution to being able to secure your gear and transport.