Planet Eclipse is back with some new bags for 2016. While the Marker Pack, Kit, Duffle and Backpack haven’t changed all that much other than some color and minor design changes the Marker Pack XL is a whole new product. The Marker Pack XL is just what it sounds like a larger version of the marker bag. The Marker Pack XL can hold multiple markers and as well as twice the amount of barrel backs,…
The Planet Eclipse CS1 has been out for around a month now (although still sometimes hard to get ahold of), and the team and player guns are starting to roll out. As always these will be in limited supply to roughly 12-24 guns. If you like a design make sure to jump on it before they are gone! All printed CS1s will retail for an eye watering $1745.00. If you are thinking about picked up…
Bending frame on todays super light and slim paintball guns isn’t anything new. Over the past 6 years of so it has become a common scene at paintball fields all over the world. Making these guns lighter and smaller has it drawbacks the major one being, rigidity. Taking hard diving or dropping a gun just right can bend the frame, the weakest point on a modern high-end electronic gun. Today at the paintball field, we ran…
The CS1 is Planet Eclipse biggest leap forward on any platform that the company has ever introduced, yes that counts the LV1. While the LV1’s shot is widely different that previous Egos, they did not change nearly as much as they have from the Geo 3.5 to the CS1. The CS1 is different in almost every single way from it’s predecessors. Eclipse has changed a lot here, there is more difference between the CS1 and…
It has been rumored for years, it is what the Etha should have been and it’s finally here. Following on the extremely popular Etek 5, Planet Eclipse showed off the first ever Gtek today. The Gtek is Planet Eclipse latest push to try and capture more the mid-range paintball gun market. Unlike the Etha, the Gtek uses a real spool valve. Taking cues form the Geo line the Gtek should be a quite and smooth…
