iHobby Extreme Blue Gel Balls 90g | $10/pack or 3 for $25 | RedSpear stock
Quick Answer: iHobby Extreme blue gel balls, 90g per pack. Priced below other QLD shops — clearance while stock lasts. Only a handful of packs left, with a better rate if you take the lot.
Cheaper than anywhere else, until they’re gone. These iHobby Extreme blue gel balls are a harder-grade gel that feeds clean and holds a tight shot — and they’re priced well under what other QLD shops are charging for the same bag. This is clearance stock, not a permanent line, so once the last pack walks out the door that’s it.
90 grams per pack of well-sorted, round gels in iHobby’s Extreme blue. Soak, drain, load, play.
Why these gels
Harder Extreme grade
A firmer gel that holds together down the barrel — fewer breaks, less mess.
Round & well-sorted
Consistent size and shape so they feed cleanly and fly true.
Under-market price
Other QLD shops charge noticeably more for the same 90g bag.
Limited stock
Only a few packs left — take the bundle and stock up before they’re gone.
Getting them ready
Soak in clean, cool water until fully grown, then drain before loading. Keep hydrated gels somewhere cool and out of the Queensland sun — the growing & storing guide walks through getting a consistent batch every time.
Who these suit
- Players who want a firmer gel for fewer jams
- Stocking up cheap before a game day
- Tighter-bore and precision setups
- Anyone after solid gels at a clearance price
🟣 Cheap gels aren’t bad gels — clearance just means end-of-line
People assume a bargain gel must be the one that turns to confetti in the barrel. It usually isn’t. What actually ruins a game is inconsistent sizing and soft gels breaking on feed — not a low price. These are a firmer Extreme-grade gel that’s round and well-sorted, and the price is low because it’s clearance stock a shop over-ordered, not because the gel is rubbish. Judge a gel by how it feeds and groups through your own blaster, not by what it costs — a cheap, sorted, firm gel will out-shoot a pricey one that skips the sorting.
Shipping — Queensland
Small and light — ships easily within Queensland. Gels ship dry; grow them when they arrive.
Frequently asked questions
What are iHobby Extreme blue gel balls?
A harder-grade 90g gel, round and well-sorted, that feeds clean and holds a tight shot. This is clearance stock priced below other QLD shops, so once the last pack goes, that is it.
Is “blue” the colour of the gels?
No — “blue” is the product name and packaging, not necessarily the gel colour. Check the listing photos for the actual gels. What matters on the field is that they are firm, round and well-sorted.
How do I grow and store them?
Soak in clean, cool water until fully grown, then drain before loading. Keep grown gels cool and out of the Queensland sun. Our growing and storing guide walks through a consistent batch every time.
Are gel blasters legal in Queensland?
Yes. Gel blasters are legal for adults aged 18 and over in Queensland, with no licence required, provided you follow the usual storage, transport and venue rules. See our Queensland gel blaster laws guide .
How are they shipped?
Small and light, so they ship easily within Queensland. Gels ship dry — grow them when they arrive.
Check your field’s cap on the QLD FPS limits guide , and dial in the right size for your blaster with the free gel ball testing log . More gear on the marketplace .