Great paint for the MSRP. But at my field, it cost 60 bones.
PROS
The fill is nice and thick so it would be hard for cheaters to wipe during play.
Great quality control. Never had one chop yet (been using for 2 months on weekends).
Good for flatline users. Some people complain about the flatline on the A5 being picky with paint. Well buy these paintballs if you see 'em cause these go well with the flatline.
I used these paintballs from 50 degrees to 70 degrees all sunny days. No problem seen. Will report back when I play in different weathers.
Fair MSRP price. The field charging extra is not procaps fault.
CONS
The appearence is pretty plain. Orange shell with orange fill.
<this applies to flatline users> For farther distances the paintball will bounce of most soft targets. This tends to hold true with most paintballs and flatlines. (Shooting someone in the mask, skull, gun, pods, or anything hard is a guarenteed break. So aim there when to far out or SAVE paint!!!)
I have used this stuff more than a few times, and it has been great to me. It has a perfect shell that breaks on the target, not in your breach. And when it breaks on your target, you can see it thanks to a very bright fill.
I haven't had a bad batch yet, so the quality control is great. And for the price it is one of the best deals out there for paint.
These are my favorite balls to shoot for rec and practice... but I'd feel plenty comfortable bringing them to a local tournament. They're very consistent and shoot very nice. Every once in a while you'll get a case that has a lot of dimples, but that may be due to storage and not quality.
This is my choice for the warmer days. It holds up well under speed , flies straight and breaks well on target with a few bounces here and there. Can't say anything really negative about it.
If you are wondering why I got them for so cheap I just bought a pack. These balls are hard so they break real easy. They are not good for woodsball because they break on twigs. Good for tourny's because they break easy on people. Get Alphas for woods ball because they are soft and break easy on people and go through branches.
my local field has been using midnight paint for 1 1/2 years. the paint is great for around the summer and fall time, but in the winter, it tends to get frail like most paint. other than that, the paint is great for the money. the paint also is a little on the hard side causing the opponent to take bounces like a mofo. on a good day, it shoots as good as dxs gold. more ideal for the starter paintballer or just for praticing.
