OOD Koda 23-Round Magazine

The OOD Koda 23-Round Magazine is a premium competition-grade short dart magazine developed by Out of Darts and designed by Eli Wu. Engineered for players who demand exceptional reliability, durability, and capacity, the Koda combines innovative materials with a seamless unibody construction to deliver consistent performance in even the most demanding gameplay.

Constructed from a proprietary 33% glass fiber-reinforced nylon injection molding process, the Koda offers an outstanding balance of strength and weight while maintaining a sleek, one-piece exterior. Its near-unbreakable construction is built to withstand the rigors of competitive play, while the generous 23-round capacity minimizes reloads and keeps you in the action longer.

Exclusively available from IdealFoamBlasters in beige, the Koda's nylon material is fully dyeable, allowing enthusiasts to personalize their magazines to match their loadouts. Whether you're building the ultimate competition setup or simply looking for one of the strongest short dart magazines available, the OOD Koda delivers premium engineering, dependable feeding, and outstanding durability.

Out of Darts' Koda Video

 Koda Mag Dyeing Tutorial

FEATURES:

• Original Out of Darts injection-molded design by Eli Wu
• High-capacity 23-round short dart magazine
• Seamless unibody construction using 33% glass fiber-reinforced injection molding
• Competition-grade, near-unbreakable construction for maximum durability
• Dyeable beige nylon material for easy color customization

SPECS:

• Material: Glass fiber-reinforced nylon, spring steel
• Dimensions: 315 × 50 × 22mm
• Weight: 115g

DISCLAIMERS:

• Magazines are available from IdealFoamBlasters in beige only.
• Koda magazines are dyeable; however, IdealFoamBlasters does not provide dyeing services and is not responsible for any damage, breakages, or color discrepancies resulting from customer-performed dyeing.
• Due to the glass fiber-reinforced nylon construction, glass fibers may be visible beneath the surface of some magazines. This is a normal characteristic of the manufacturing process and does not affect structural integrity or performance. As such, it does not constitute grounds for returns, refunds, or exchanges.