[Signal20]

Check this picture out from www.shanericepaintball.com...

[dr. del]

regular ir3 with black frame.

i want these to come out already...

[mr dmfizzle]

that was brought to my attention in another thread. i guess the refs didnt want to tell big bad ollie lang he needs another mask.

[Quetzal]

i think he means the soft ears

[Signal20]

Notice the Flex Softy Style Ear Piece

[apellon]

The straps not threaded right that's all..

[Signal20]

Originally Posted by apellon

The straps not threaded right that's all..

I never knew that DYE used JT softears.. Look a little closer..

[faceblasta]

hes not the only one

[jack9]

pro players get away with alot of stuff because they wont sue anybody for them getting shot and injured because they wont risk giving up the sport they love

[Pump Scout]

As someone else in another thread mentioned, doesn't this say something about these players and their faith in the product they're sponsored by? I'd think that of all people, DYE should be blowing a gasket over their product being modified by their highest-profile player. Aren't their goggles good enough as manufactured? Sends a message, y'know?

And yes, those never should have made it on the field. NPPL Rule 5.01 clearly states that safety equipment must be unmodified. I don't believe, though, that there's any penalty stated for modifying. Perhaps there should be.

[pchizzle]

yea like ollies really gonna get in trouble for it..

[Cupcake]

Originally Posted by jack9

pro players get away with alot of stuff because they wont sue anybody for them getting shot and injured because they wont risk giving up the sport they love

dumbest thing i have ever read

[mr dmfizzle]

Originally Posted by Cupcake

dumbest thing i have ever read

i second that

[Theory]

Soft ear'd Ir3? Hmmmm.... I think it looks a little awkward.

[anarchypb22]

Why is he using Eric Roberts' Dm6?

[rkhtwo]

Originally Posted by Cupcake

dumbest thing i have ever read

i think not. its true. refs arent really worried about the safety issues ,especially with somthing so small when it comes to pro players. like he said they arent gunna sue and there wont be any legal matter if one of them gets hurt. so really and trully theres no worries

[shamu]

and you know what the refs think how?

[Dooley]

Originally Posted by anarchypb22

Why is he using Eric Roberts' Dm6?

maybe ollies gun went down in the game and sice he is ollie lang they let eric roberts bring him his gun from the dead box ? maybe

[paintballkilla*]

Originally Posted by shamu

and you know what the refs think how?

mabey he is a reff.

[Sp0ngerboy]

Originally Posted by shamu

and you know what the refs think how?

I know what the refs think becuase I am one. It's hard as a Chronograph ref to check for everything on every player. That is why they are starting to have 2 refs at the chrono station, 1 Head Chrono Ref, 1 Chrono Assistant. Even if a Chrono Ref does not catch the flaw, a field ref should. Pro players shall have no exceptions to the rule just like anybody else. I don't care if you get paid 100k to play or you have to pay 2k to play, rules are rules for everybody.

Originally Posted by rkhtwo

i think not. its true. refs arent really worried about the safety issues ,especially with somthing so small when it comes to pro players. like he said they arent gunna sue and there wont be any legal matter if one of them gets hurt. so really and trully theres no worries

Your statement is not correct. Players have no more exceptions than everyone else.

[paintballkilla*]

Originally Posted by Sp0ngerboy

I know what the refs think becuase I am one. It's hard as a Chronograph ref to check for everything on every player. That is why they are starting to have 2 refs at the chrono station, 1 Head Chrono Ref, 1 Chrono Assistant. Even if a Chrono Ref does not catch the flaw, a field ref should. Pro players shall have no exceptions to the rule just like anybody else. I don't care if you get paid 100k to play or you have to pay 2k to play, rules are rules for everybody.

i was right. lol