Well, a paintball is essentially nothing more than a water-soluble dye encased in a gelatinous shell. Upon impact however, the ball does usually break, and depending on the circumstances, the break may not always an enjoyable sensation. Since paintball is a sport where the players on the field at any given time is of varying skill and playing mode, the industry is committed to providing the safest possible play of the game. On the field, certified referees are always available, knowledgeable in the areas of proper velocity adjustment, safe firing guidelines and practices, and the use of safety equipment such as goggles. Off the field, safety gear such as facemasks and safety goggles designed specifically for the sport are nearly mandatory requirements for all players, as well as body armor and well kept rental guns.
Paintball is undoubtedly a quickly growing sport.
From its inception as a game of tag and capture the flag, the game has been played in many versions, lending to an endless degree of diversity and fun. The game involves the intrinsic qualities of team play with stress to the individual as well. The game is, by nature, designed for all players, and has a level of emphasis on safety and proper conduct unparalleled in the athletic industry.