Empire InertiaPROS:
Great for tournament players: The paint flys straight and breaks on everything. The fill is bright and thick
CONS:
A bit pricey but you get what you pay for.
PROS:
Great for tournament players: The paint flys straight and breaks on everything. The fill is bright and thick
CONS:
A bit pricey but you get what you pay for.
This review has been rated:
Currently 4.4/5 stars.
Empire InertiaI have been using this paint for a very long time, well since it came out that is and loved every case of it. They come in a Navy Blue shell/ Neon Orange fill and an Chinese writing Orange shell/...
I have been using this paint for a very long time, well since it came out that is and loved every case of it. They come in a Navy Blue shell/ Neon Orange fill and an Chinese writing Orange shell/ Neon Orange fill.
My local pro shop carried Empire paint for a while that is how I get started on it. First it was normal Empire Inertia, every shell and fill color, they are all good. Then I moved up to Empire Inertia Pro Formula. They can be found at some places but are hard to come by.
I bought 4 cases when I found it because I knew it would be good, and it was. The first thing I noticed was how consistent and free of dimples the shells were, they were a navy blue and around .690 in size. I also noticed how they did not have a seam, the paintballs were fused perfectly I took them home to shoot a few before my games the next day.
I went outside loaded my marker with a hopper full, and was ready. But first i wanted to do a drop test, and wrote down the numbers. It went like this,
10 paintballs. I dropped them from varying distances.
As you can see they are extremely brittle, and tend to break on the seam like they should.
I them went to shoot them with my PM5, LPR of 55, HPR set to around 280 fps and dwell of 15. I grabbed my Pepper Sticks and matched the bore. After shooting 2 hoppers, I did not have one break, not a chop, not anything. Just perfect shots right on top of each other time and time again.
*Empire Inertia, and Empire Inertia Pro are the same thing as Evil Mid-Evil and Evil Ultra Evil.*
So in all, if you can find them, get them and make sure that your marker can shoot them with no problems (ie. chopping, breaking paint). But once you find them you will love them as well.
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Currently 4/5 stars.
Empire InertiaI first used this paint at world cup a few years ago and it was a major win! Held up great, and though it was a bit brittle, I didn't have any problems. Good break on target paint.
I first used this paint at world cup a few years ago and it was a major win! Held up great, and though it was a bit brittle, I didn't have any problems. Good break on target paint.
This review has been rated:
Currently 2/5 stars.
Empire InertiaVery good paint, if you can find it, get it. Amazing, accurate, consistently round, no breaks, breaks on target.
Very good paint, if you can find it, get it. Amazing, accurate, consistently round, no breaks, breaks on target.
This review has been rated:
Currently 2/5 stars.
Empire InertiaI am not impressed with this paint. Mind you I have only used it in cooler temps 60 degrees and below but it has been ultra brittle and has made a mess in my loader as well as a lot of barrel breaks....
I am not impressed with this paint. Mind you I have only used it in cooler temps 60 degrees and below but it has been ultra brittle and has made a mess in my loader as well as a lot of barrel breaks. All that I have heard about this paint is good things. I will just have to wait for 80 degree weather to try it again. With that being said I love the fill, when it is on someone else lol, it is thick bright and nasty and very hard to wipe. I will be happy to re review this paint in the warmer months.
This review has been rated:
Currently 2/5 stars.
Empire Inertiagood paint and will be using it for a very long time....
good paint and will be using it for a very long time....
This review has been rated:
Currently 1/5 stars.
Empire InertiaI dont know if it was a bad batch or something, but It was spray painting things. One out of every 100 balls didnt chop. I was shooting it through a NXT shocker. Hands down worst paint I have ever...
I dont know if it was a bad batch or something, but It was spray painting things. One out of every 100 balls didnt chop. I was shooting it through a NXT shocker. Hands down worst paint I have ever used.
This review has been rated:
Currently 1/5 stars.
Empire InertiaI have shot about 4 cases of this stuff from Dick's Sporting goods, and every case has been well worth the $40 (that includes tax)
It helps if you get a sympethetic employee who will let you open...
I have shot about 4 cases of this stuff from Dick's Sporting goods, and every case has been well worth the $40 (that includes tax)
It helps if you get a sympethetic employee who will let you open the paint in the store to check it for breaks and dimples. I have bough several more cases here for my buddies, and out of all the cases I have gotten, only 1 or 2 were dimpled to the point where I didnt want them.
The box looks like the normal inertia box, but it has no empire markings at all. I guess its kinda like the whitebox of inertia. No matter, it still shoots great.
This review has been rated:
Currently 0/5 stars.
Empire Inertiapros- great paint , flies straight. bright fill .
cons- couldnt get it where i live , and kinda pricey but worth it.
cons- couldnt get it where i live , and kinda pricey but worth it.
This review has been rated:
Currently 0/5 stars.
Empire InertiaI've been using these paintballs for a while. I think that the yellow fill and the dark/light green shell is ugly, but the fact that the splatter is so visible makes up for it. It's very easy to...
I've been using these paintballs for a while. I think that the yellow fill and the dark/light green shell is ugly, but the fact that the splatter is so visible makes up for it. It's very easy to catch wipers . Also, the paintballs are brittle enough to break on impact (from afar), but won't pop if you drop them on the ground from about 6 feet.
. Also, the paintballs are brittle enough to break on impact (from afar), but won't pop if you drop them on the ground from about 6 feet.