Valken Infinity Paintballs - 68cal - 2,000ct

Good paintballs! No stuck, no damaged balls.

works as it should

Bags are full of smashed balls. I stupidly decided to try cleaning them up, so I probably can't return them, but once I removed the sludge the balls looked OK, but fired curveballs or exploded in the muzzle. It turns out the balls are dimpled and swollen so they purely suck all the ways you can look at then. Definitely don't buy these. The ones complaining about them are dead on. Complete junk!

got these for my husband and he uses them a lot. we still have alot left and i picked the color

There was broken balls in 2 of four bags which I expected because they've been shipped I shot a few through my stock 98 I'm new to this hobby \sport not sure hat an accurate paintball is but from about 40 yards I hit a spot the size of a basketball 3 of 10-12 shots strayed from the main group. I just poured the balls from the damaged bags on a towel and rolled them around took out the broken ones and bagged the rest after they were clean took me 15 minutes. There was 6 broken balls in a case of 2000 seems like more than 2000 tho. I'd say not bad I might try other things just to check out other products and see what works for me but. It just kind of seems to me that all these bad reviews are people who don't understand how logistics work. Boxes get knocked around those trucks aren't heated and people should expect these conditions to impact the quality. Its common sense. They weren't perfect but considering the circumstances they are pretty good I guess I'd say a strong 4 stars. I would recommend for practice and general play. Its probably not tournament quality.

I've been using this paint for several weeks now and I like it. Its one of its best in the price range. The shell is pretty hard and hurts like heck when you get hit with it. It doesn't always break when it hits the target, but flies fairly straight and has good shape. I've compared this to the x-ball triumph and its slightly better. I prefer this over the triumph. However, if you spend a little more $$ you can get much better paint.Keep in mind you are not buying an $80 box of tournament paint, but its decent for woodsball. It will definitely go through brush and debris to hit its target. It tends to curve slightly at longer ranges and have a bit more inconsistencies than more expensive paint. This is to be expected. For close quarters woodsball games this paint is excellent. For longer range games you will either need to work on your skills of getting closer, or buy more expensive paint. I would say its pretty decent in the 50-60 ft. range. Maybe even a little farther depending on your setup.

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Packaging- no breaks in 4 bags but just a little greasy not at much and gi field but still oilySize- all paint is round and same size. The size although is the small. I fitted it with a .678 barrel but that’s the smallest in my kit. It could probably go smaller .675-.672If you don’t have a barrel kit you barrel is probably a .686 and these will fall through and not be accurate.Drop test- I dropped 5 balls on concrete at hip height and 1 broke but it was more like a crack. The white “paint” that came out was not so great.It’s a cheap paint but I think it great for practice. Shoots straight and won’t barrel break consistently.