I am not very impressed with this gun, but overall the Spyder is a nice piece of equipment. It has a powerfeed, a nice barrel, and a great grip. The Spyder is very lightweight. New, the gun runs about $180. The powerfeed can become very messy if a paintball breaks in the chamber and is difficult to clean. It can take quite a while to squeegie the barrel, breech, and powerfeed tube. It can run on CO2 or compressed air. One thing I particularly dislike is the piece of plastic on the side of the breech. It can break if you overtighten the screws. In regards to durability, Kingman could have done a better job. The gun is highly modifiable. Expansion chambers, shark gilled rails, splash colors, remotes, and just about anything can be done to this gun. If I had a choice I would not want this gun. In the past Syders have given me a huge headache, but I am sure today's models are more dependable.

Price: about $180 new
Looks: 6
Customizability: 7
Durability: 5
Ease of use: 8
Out-of-the-box readiness: 8
Over all rating: 6