The most important piece of gear that any paintball field offers is the mask, most of them have only the one type of mask, usually with a single pane lens that they use anti-fog wipes to stop fogging issues, some of these fields charge money for these wipes that usually do their job for a game or two. We have a choice of masks and we issue them according to the weather conditions, on a bright sunny day we will use a tinted lens and on a day when we know fogging is going to be an issue we will swap to thermal lenses free of charge to minimise the problem.  We also offer mask upgrades, with a mid shelf mask that is a hybrid of the two most popular pro paintball masks of all time and a top shelf mask that is the latest in technology with a high definition lens that is suitable in all playing conditions.

Most paintball fields are still using old style paintball markers like the Valken SW1 or BT Combat, both of which are based on the Tippmann 98 marker, they call these the latest in technology however the Tippmann 98 is called that because it was released in 1998. We use the Planet Eclipse Emek 100 which was released in early 2018. It was designed as an entry-level, purely mechanical paintball marker, incorporating the brand’s experience from developing high-end markers. We have the Emek’s electronic cousin the Etha 2.0 which is easily capable of shooting 10 balls per second, and if you truly want to dominate the game zone, then the Gtek is for you, it’s doubtful you will make any friends using it, however at 15 balls per second who needs friends!