 Tank52 |
|
Wednesday, November 8th, 2006 |
|
Period of
Field Use: |
1 year |
|
| Last There: |
November 1st, 2006 |
|
Paintball
Experience: |
2 years |
|
Other Fields
in the Area: |
Futureball indoor (before it closed)
No limits extreme park |
|
| Review: |
This place is great!!!!!
I started playing at futureball indoor and thought it was great. When they closed I was bummed. Next I tried no limits. The biggest mistake I ever made. I almost gave up the sport thinking all fields might be like it was there.
Then KILLER opened up the indoor again. Or should I say they actually opened up an indoor field. I went in and was in awe at the changes they made.
The staging area is much more player friendly and laid out better with the air / paint / rental / refreshment area centrally located for convenience. And yea it is great having the option to buy pop / energy drinks / or a candy bar.
They seem to be stricter on the chrono also. The speed is lower than I am used to 265fps and they tag your gun to show you have passed the chrono. They also do periodic random checks to keep people from shooting hot.
Now for the fields,
There is a speedball field I rate at a 7 for two reasons. First it is tiny, I mean small. Any more than a 4 on4 it seems crowded. And second the field is not mirrored. One side defiantly has a better advantage.
Also there is a "barrel ground" field I rate a 9. It is complied of plastic 55 gallon drums, plastic pallets, and plastic crates. This filed is huge and utilizes space well. A ton of people can play this at once. The field plays well and both sides have very different advantages. So the game is always different.
Personally I prefer speedball but I was very pleased with the barrel grounds.
The refs were good showing fairness and equality in there judging. Also they gave the players choice of game play.
A few other things that I liked about killer indoor, they offer paint options there are 3 choices of paint starting at $37 and going up to around$65 a case making it more affordable for players to play longer. They also offer air discount cards saving you a few bucks.
To sum this up KILLER has showed they are in this for more than just making a couple of $$$. They truly care about the sport and its players.
|
|
|
|
|
|
