Paintball gear
Find the gear behind the teams.
Research the team-linked markers, masks, tanks, barrels, packs, apparel, and sponsor equipment connected to BunkerBench teams and players.
DYE Paintball
DYE MXR Marker
Products
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Brands
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Categories
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Store paths
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Core gear
Markers
Start by choosing the format you actually play. Rec and scenario players can be happier with a modern mechanical marker; speedball players usually need an electronic setup with easy maintenance and tournament modes.
Safety
Masks
Thermal lenses are the non-negotiable baseline. After that, players should compare fit, foam, lens-change speed, and how easy it is to get parts before a tournament weekend.
Feed systems
Loaders
A reliable electronic loader helps even on a mechanical marker because it reduces misfeeds and chops. Tool-less cleaning is worth real money when paint breaks mid-day.
Tanks and regulators
Air systems
Carbon fiber tanks cost more up front but cut weight and hold more air. New players can start with aluminum, but serious weekend players usually feel the difference quickly.
Accuracy and feel
Barrels
A barrel system is useful when you play events with changing paint. Pick something easy to clean, easy to replace, and common enough that parts are available.
Carry systems
Packs and pods
Tournament players should compare strap tension, pod security, bounce, and how the pack feels when loaded. Rec players should prioritize comfort and enough capacity for the field format.