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Playing paintball in skin melting 110° summer heat can be brutal, especially when dealing with sweat and sunburn. I used to play paintball in cheap, dryfit skull caps that offered no protection and wore out quickly. Thankful G1 Paintball reached out and sent me a G-100 dryfit beanie. This beanie features a lightweight, breathable material with a moisture-wicking terry cloth rim and silicone print for grip. Use code PBRML10 at G1paintball.com for a 10% discount.…

In this paintball gun comparison, the Luxe IDOL and TM40 are tested for performance differences. Although both models show similar efficiency with slight variations in kick and noise, with the TM40 possibly having less recoil and being quieter, no significant performance gap is noted. A detailed review of the IDOL is upcoming.

Hydrotech introduced biodegradable cornstarch paintballs with a longer shelf life but faced accuracy and impact issues. Likewise, the push for 50-caliber paintballs struggled with popularity due to decreased range and precision. Innovations like the Angel Eyes mask and Tippmann C3 propane-powered gun also failed, hindered by technical drawbacks and safety concerns, impeding their success in the competitive paintball industry.

While paintball can indeed be costly, there are certainly some ways to keep the expenses manageable. Purchasing pre-owned equipment, buying paintballs in bulk, or opting for more budget-friendly fields. Moreover, when compared with sports like golf, motocross, and scuba diving, paintball comes out as a economical option, with an average day of play costing between $60 and $120.