Evil Paintball

An ominous sounding, but quite popular paintball equipment manufacturer is Evil. As with the majority of other paintball companies, Evil offers a wide variety of paintball products, ranging from Evil paintballs to Evil paintball guns and all types of Evil paintball gear. You can purchase Evil paintball equipment, accessories and gear either on the Evil website, from a number of online paintball stores, or at your local paintball shop; if you check online, you may even be able to find cheap Evil products, like cheap Evil paintball guns.

Evil paintballs are used by a variety of professional paintball teams. Claims are that they’re accurate and difficult to wipe off. There are also MidEvil Evil paintballs, made of hard to wipe off paint covered in a thin shell that almost always breaks on impact. These are perfectly round, .68 caliber paintballs.

Evil gear also includes various types of Jerseys, most made of 100% polyester. Evil jerseys are durable and have vented mesh side and upper back panels for adequate ventilation. Jerseys also are equipped with tournament approved padding at the shoulder, plus molded biofoam at the elbows.

There are also Evil gloves to go along with the jerseys, which are made of durable, 4-way stretch spandura. They offer a split top knuckle, which allows for a high degree of mobility. You won’t have any problems handling your marker, thanks to the enlarged silicon printing. Furthermore, to enhance comfort, the gloves are equipped with air mesh and vented Amara palm.

As for protective gear, Evil offers quite a bit of variety. There are ankle and wrist stabilizers, made of neoprene. There are even elbow pads and knee pads, which are lightweight and easy to pull on. These protection systems are made of precurved and articulated molded EVA padding, with pressed ventilated neoprene for full joint protection; the base is made of mesh to ensure full ventilation.

The company essentially offers three Evil paintball gun models. The first is the Minion, which has a two-piece anodized Evil barrel and an international modular LPR Hyper2 Inline regulator. This Evil paintball marker also has a break beam anti-chop eye system, a no-rise clamping feedtube, an LED program control, and adjustable double trigger and an integrated slide rail with an on/off bottomline.

There is also the Evil Pimp kit, which offers an impressive rate of fire, a reactive magnesium trigger and punch style ram. This paintball gun is also equipped with an integrated LPR without a hose, an Evil detonator, a twist lock bolt design, a 7.0 ramping board and an uncapped board limited to the speed of the hopper. Finally, one of the most popular markers on the market is the Evil Omen, which has a closed bolt function, and expanded LPC, dual LEDs and valve, an ASA with a gauge, a 1.5 Camforced feed and a 1.5 board capable of 25 balls per second.