are 32 degrees good??

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[__Jayger__]

This could turn into a vs column, but it doesnt need to be.
It all depends on what your looking for. I personally dont know myself cause i dont own anything 32 degrees at the time. but i just purchased a 32 degrees impy from someone all upped and ive read reviews about it and they say its an awesome gun.(should recieve it monday)
Their macroline i heard though is extremely dangerous and that people have actually been hurt from it.
But like i said. It all depends on the product. I heard thier packs/ harnesses, and their dropforwards are very good.
But their macroline and SOME of their guns and accessories r crap.

Hope this helped :tup: :D

[deathtoallsnipers]

No!

[jerseygirl]

Imo 32 degrees is a good company. I own a lot of stuff from them and haven't had any problems with any of it. I have an Icon Z with an aftermarket 32* electro grip frame, 32* clamping feed neck, 32* flame drop and on/off, and all my gear is 32* as well...I have the 4+1 pack, 4 32* pods, 32* cyclone pants and a 32* jersey. All of my stuff works well for my purposes. They make inexpensive stuff with decent quality. Most of their guns are basically spyder clones. The aftermarket parts I have on my Icon were easy to install, inexpensive, and reliable. The pack is comfortable and serves the purpose as well as the pods. And my jersey is very cool (as in the temperature). The pants were very inexpensive and they serve the purpose (not the best but they work for me). All in all, I've had good experiences with 32* products. Some people have not (never heard of the macroline thing before) and there are better companies that make higher quality products. If you just plan on playing for recreation purposes 32* will serve you well. If you plan on playing in tournies and want higher end products, go for a higher end company. Sorry if this was really long...

[Aslan]

32 degrees markers a re junk and their customer service/tech service is horrible. Probably the worst paintball company I've ever dealt with when it comes to marker quality (except maybe Brass Eagle) and tech service. According to the tech serviec guy I talked to, he "essentially" said that 32 degrees markers are only good for a few years then you should throw them away. I'm paraphrasing of course. :dodgy: :(

But, their other stuff (hoppers, accessories, barrels, drops, etc...) is pretty good and affordable. I haven't tried their paintballs...can't comment on them.

Why get a Spyder clone when you can get a Spyder? Kingman is a much better company from my experiences. :idea: