[rider700]

Hey i found a paintball field where they use reballs, it looks like a great field but i have a quick question. Do the plastic paintballs hurt or do they feel like regular paintballs? Any help will be nice thanks.

This post has been edited by rider700: 22 February 2009 - 02:14 PM

[mhoguesr]

rider700, on 22 February 2009 - 02:12 PM, said:

Hey i found a paintball field where they use reballs, it looks like a great field but i have a quick question. Do the plastic paintballs hurt or do they feel like regular paintballs? Any help will be nice thanks.

good morning, this is mark the owner of the field you are talking about. the reusable rounds feel about the same as the splat paint. you do not have the clean up after a day of play. if you are going to be in the nashua area stop by and see it first hand, do not take somebody elses word on it. thank you for your time and interest. mark

[flanker15]

mhoguesr, on 03 November 2009 - 07:50 AM, said:

rider700, on 22 February 2009 - 02:12 PM, said:

Hey i found a paintball field where they use reballs, it looks like a great field but i have a quick question. Do the plastic paintballs hurt or do they feel like regular paintballs? Any help will be nice thanks.

good morning, this is mark the owner of the field you are talking about. the reusable rounds feel about the same as the splat paint. you do not have the clean up after a day of play. if you are going to be in the nashua area stop by and see it first hand, do not take somebody elses word on it. thank you for your time and interest. mark

hey mark am wondering if u are open this is nhip right cuz if it is ur site has no new pics sooo and also what is the velosity cuz i would imagine those wold kill at like 285 fps

This post has been edited by flanker15: 06 November 2009 - 09:53 PM

[mwood8103]

230 is what we shoot at

[danath 34]

I think velocity depends on how tight or open the field is. But they are not plastic, they are more of a rubber kind of material, right? And they have alot of give in them, they are not hard, they are pretty squishy...

[Blastman]

They are like soft ruber, almost foam-like.Dont hurt that bad, but a little worse than paintballs(we shoot em at 280 though, makes the speeds more real-game like, which is important for practice.)

[rider700]

Blastman, on 02 December 2009 - 06:19 PM, said:

They are like soft ruber, almost foam-like.Dont hurt that bad, but a little worse than paintballs(we shoot em at 280 though, makes the speeds more real-game like, which is important for practice.)

Wow i haven't looked at this in a while. Thanks for the information. I might go to NHIP this winter but it's a far drive just like every paintball field is for me. I also heard that re balls don't work well in halos. Would they work alright in my invert halo 2 and why is this?

Thanks.

[mwood8103]

the best hopper is a egg,they dont really jam.I have used the v-lo and a rotor and had nothing but problems.

[rider700]

I guess I'm not going this year. Oh well<_<

[Plattypus]

My Halo TOO works pretty well with reballs.

[rider700]

Oh really? Maybe I will go:D

[nickp]

rider700, on 02 January 2010 - 12:09 PM, said:

Oh really? Maybe I will go:D

my invert two doesnt work with nhip reballs. What you can do though is bring your invert hopper and the owner will swap out your invert for a eggy3. When your done playing you give the owners eggy back for your invert hopper. Dont worry about if he doesnt have enough loaders, he has at least 20 of them.