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Paintball Pants
Paintball pants are especially designed to give you superior mobility, protection, and comfort. The type of pants that you wear during tournaments or regular plays can determine the quality of your performance.
Paintball pants are very similar to pants worn by motorcycle riders. Normally, the pants are padded in order to protect the players from bumps and from the paintball. They are also designed to withstand the pressures involved during crawling, rolling, sliding, and running. It is always best to wear pants with special padding on the knees and hip areas.
What to consider before buying paintball pants
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BT Combat Pants
BT’s Combat pants offer excellent quality, performance and fit at a great price. Plenty of ventilation will keep you cool on the battlefield. The reinforced knee panels can take plenty of abuse without sacrificing player comfort. The highly adjustable waist offers a customizable fit. It’s the battle of the fittest, so make your move with a pair of BT paintball combat pants today!
Features
BT Pro Pants
BT’s Pro Pants feature an industry-first hard rubber molded knees coupled with serious padding and adjustment straps that position the knee pad where it should be, regardless of your height.
Some of the top brands of paintball pants include Kingman Spyder, Smart Parts Fighter, Dye, Nexed, GXG, JT, Raven, Sly, Empire, Diablo, and NXE.
Typical paintball pants have meshed areas in order to allow proper ventilation so that your legs will not soak up with sweat. Almost all paintball pants are also equipped with plenty of large pockets. The pockets provide extra storage for some of your small gears.
Paintball pants come in different color schemes. Choosing the best color of pants depends primarily on your individual preference. You can choose full camouflage designs, army patterns, umber red schemes, and pure black and dark blues.
For outdoor games, it would be best to choose camouflaged and army schemes. If you are playing in a dark or blacked out arena, the obvious choice is black pants. However, some tournaments have rules and restrictions on the types of color schemes that you can wear during competition. So it pays to know the rules first before you purchase your own set of pants.
