GUIDE TO PAINTBALL BUNKERS

Guide to Paintball Bunkers

Paintball Bunker : What is it?

Paintball bunkers serve as temporary walls or obstacles for playing paintball in open fields. Players commonly use bunkers to hide behind or shield them from oncoming paintballs. They also keep paint from damaging natural structures such as grass and tree trunks.

Bunkers are designed to be set up and taken down after a game, although somes are sturdy enough to stand as semipermanent structures. They are usually made of lightweight synthetic materials, such as PVC and polyethylene.

Types of Paintball Bunkers

Kinds of Paintball Bunkers include the following:

Modular paintball bunkers

These paintball bunkers consist of several flat pieces that can be assembled into walls or enclosures. They are made of hard plastic or corrugated pipes, with bottom pegs for digging into the ground. They are usually heavy and hard to set up, which may make it hard to change courses.

Inflatable paintball bunkers

Inflatable paintball bunkers can be blown into large obstacles and structures. They usually come in sets that include official bunker shapes, such as X-ball centers, spikes, beams, and cylinders. They easily be can be moved around to change courses, making them ideal for speedball and hyperball.

Choosing Paintball Bunkers (Buying tips)

Stability: Choose a paintball bunker that will not slide or tip over when hit or blown by wind. Look for one with a strong, flat base. Wall bunkers should be anchored firmly into the ground with long pegs, while inflatable ones can be steadied with weights.

Durability: Choose a paintball bunker that can withstand hits and impact. Inflatable bunkers are particularly prone to punctures, so look for those made of thick, tear-resistant materials, such as PVC. Make sure that paint and dirt can be washed off easily.

Setup: Choose a paintball bunker that you can set up on your own. If you are buying a modular bunker, make sure it comes with clear assembly instructions. For inflatable bunkers, look for one that comes with a compressor or inflation device for faster setup.

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