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Manufacturer Description Subscribe to Reviews on this Product - Edit this Product Listing Monster Balls™ paintballs features an all new and improved formula featuring all the top attributes you asked for! Increased Ball Accuracy: Optimal combination of added weight, increased density and superior roundness Performance In All Weather Conditions: Engineered for temperature adaptability resulting in improved play and longer shelf life Thicker & Brighter Fill Formulation: Increased marking visibility and hard to wipe during play Available as: 2,000 ct. box, blue shell / yellow fill (#0816) 2,000 ct. bucket, blue shell / yellow fill (#0817) 2,000 ct. box with handle, blue shell / yellow fill (#0867) Product Availability   The Brass Eagle Monster Balls are newer, so they should be commonly available. Places to Buy No Stores Sponsored Links

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getadodge Saturday, August 13th, 2005 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 28 of 35 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 2 years Similar Products Used: Have used brass eagle blue streak (do not get they are not very good accuracy and they will not break easily) Marker Setup: spyder xtra, regulator, 14" J&J S2 ceramic barrel, 12 volt revvy, microline Recommended Barrels: a small bore barrel, I have the j&j s2 ceramic but it's a little bit big for these.... Strengths: Very cheap Cool color Weaknesses: Not the best out there.... Stupid tote is hard to open Review: These were only $30 for 2000 so I bought them hopping they might actually perform well although I was totally expecting them to suck. I opened the plastic tote thingy (my gosh that's hard to open, I had to get a screw driver and even then it was a pain) and was surprised that the paintballs were perfectally round. I finally went paintballing with my friends and was fairly happy with these, they are pretty soft so they do break and are accurate enough to hit someone. I shot 3 people and didn't get hit once and we played for about one hour or so. One time however I hit someone and the ball didn't break... oh yeah, one more thing I shot about 500 rounds and broke none... Conclusion: These are good for messing around with your friends but for tourny play I am 99 percent sure there is better. The nice thing about these is they are small so they might not be a perfect bore but at least they are not to big. big paintballs either spin wildly or break in your barrel. They're good enough for me if I"m just messing around, but when I want to get serious I'll get better Rating: 8 out of 10 Last edited on Saturday, August 13th, 2005 at 2:23 pm PST I found this review   14 Comments - Add Comment

mountaindewboy5 Tuesday, August 2nd, 2005 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 15 of 24 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 6 months Similar Products Used: sharpel, big ball, heavy metal Marker Setup: Spyder Aggressor XT 14" CP barrel coming soon esp classic trigger Back up Paradox Ele kingman expansion/ foregrip and bottom line Recommended Barrels: well i have only used one barrel with it and it work great so CP 14" barrel Strengths: DIRT cheap handy case plastic with a handle accurate good fill color easy to see Weaknesses: The cover of thecase it hard to get off smelt bad, but who smells paint ? Review: My friend told me about monster ball and he told me it was cheap accurate paint so i decided i would give it a try so i went to walmart to pick some up to my surpise it was reall cheap i wa think it would be 40 bucks but i was wrong only 30. 30 bucks for a case of 2000 thats awsome the only think that i know of that can come close to the price is shrapnel at 36 bucks but shrapnel sucks i found a square one once anyways i got home try to open the case and coudln't it was hard i had to get pliers to open it then i inspected it thinking yeah its prob got dentsand misshaped but nope wasn't prefectly round balls when it cam time to play when wewere al chronoing out guns i started shooting at the tagert (which was three broads on hinges so they swing when u hit them about about 3 inches wide which broad) now i hit my selected target about 85% percent of the time but i have shaky hands soi had my friend shoot them with my gun and he hit the target 100%o yeah we were about 20-25 feet away from target.at the end of the day i went through about 1000 round not one break in the gun or barrel Conclusion: My conclusion is if u want a cheap accurate paint get monster ball Rating: 10 out of 10 I found this review   19 Comments - Add Comment

Angelballer18 Thursday, March 2nd, 2006 Period of Product Use: 3 months 11 of 13 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 3 years Similar Products Used: Draxxus, Scorch, Lots of stuff... Marker Setup: Angel Speed-soft face bolt, volumizer, cp on/off, mastertech trigger, Freak barrel, Check it sure fit feedneck Pure Energy 68/3000 tank Halo B Loader (Smoke) Recommended Barrels: Anything that matches this stuff...Pretty much 689 bore Strengths: See review Weaknesses: See review Review: I was in Wal-Mart one day and saw this paint for 30 bucks. I was like "wow this must be some crappy paint" but i decided to try it anyway. The next weekend i went to play rec-ball wit my team in the woods. I whipped this stuff out and was amazed how great this stuff shot. It was unbelievable. I tried some draxxus paint prior to that and had 5 out of 10 barrel breaks. This paint is very durable and out of the case of this stuff i shot, i think i might have broken one ball, maybe. After my frist experience with this paint i decieded to get another case. Again the same result. This is now my go-to paint for rec-ball. Conclusion: In the end, i really like this paint. It does have a few weaknesses such as the fill not being bright enough. I've shot many people with this paint(because its so accurate) and the hits are very diffecult to see. The balls do not break very easily(which is y there is almost no barrel breaks) so i've hit people in the past where the balls have not broken. Overall this is great paint for rec-ball and peppering the crap out of you newb friends, but i would not suggest this for a tourney paint. This is probably the best paint out for the price. Either this or Scorch. I'm giving it a 9 because of the crappy fill and the non-breaking hits, but overall this is great paint. I like it and i would recomend it to anyone. Rating: 9 out of 10 I found this review   6 Comments - Add Comment

dreganata Tuesday, July 11th, 2006 Period of Product Use: 3 months 9 of 10 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 3 months Similar Products Used: DBX practice grade balls. Have only fired about 100 rounds of the DBX thus far. Have fired 6,000 rounds of the Monster Balls("MB"). The DBX seems to have more fill and a thicker, more noticeable fill than the MB. Marker Setup: WGP Trilogy Pro Autococker - Stock Barrel - Co2 - This is my Primary Marker it's all stock right now. Recommended Barrels: I used many different markers with the Monster balls. They Are: Tipmann Custom 98: - Flatline Barrel~2000 rounds - four breaks WGP Trilogy Pro:Stock barrel(.689)~1000 rounds - no breaks -lil paint in ports SMart Parts Ion: Stock barell ~1000 rounds - no breaks Spyder Victor II: Stock barrel ~600 rounds - no breaks VL Maxis Pro: Stock barrel~400 rounds - no breaks Strengths: Availability. Inexpensive. The watery like Fill cleans up easily. Consistency. Reusable storage container. Weaknesses: Fill seems watery. Fill may not be easily noticed. Only one color available. Review: Wow we fired these Monster Balls through a wide variety of markers. In addition to the markers listed in the Barrel section we also used them with the following markers: Splatmaster Rapide Talon Pump Tracer Pump - two separate guns both stock barrel CCI Phantom pump stock barrel Tippman SL-68 PUMP stock barrel Tippman Prolite - stock barrel And no breaks noticed. We played scenario games and light practice shooting. The Autococker and Ion were set to semi-auto mode. The Cocker did have a little paint in the ports of the barrel(not enough too clog them) but the inside of the barrel itself was mirror clean. Conclusion: Buy them. The ION and COCKER were only set to semi-auto so everyone was on the same playing field. The stock barrels on the markers listed worked well with the Monsters. When I held a handful of DBX practice grade balls next too a handful of Monster balls, the Monster balls were noticeably rounder. Keep in mind that the DBX practice grade balls are more expensive than the Monster Balls. Also, each DBX bag had some paint on the bottom inside of the plastic bags. None of the monster balls left any paint on the inside of the bags. I also have a bunch of JT freedom balls. While not opened they did not leak any paint into the bottom of the plastic storage bags or clear plastic bottle containers. I don't know how these balls would perform under the stress of Full auto. And I don't know how they would perform with other advanced barrels. But I have more markers coming and some advanced barrel systems as well. So I'll keep you posted. I'd give them a ten with thicker fill and multiple color availability. Keep on Ballin! Rating: 9 out of 10 I found this review   3 Comments - Add Comment

OTEdge Monday, August 28th, 2006 Period of Product Use: 3 years 7 of 8 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 3 years Similar Products Used: Big Balls - BB's Are Heavier. Have a Thicker, Brighter Fill. More Expensive. Big Breaks. Stingers - Thicker Fill, Brigher Fill, Weigh The Same, More Expensive, Big Breaks. Cloud Breakers - Thicker Fill, Brighter Fill, Chop In Barrel, Expensive, Never Breaks On Players. Marker Setup: 05 Prostock Planet Eclipse E2 CP On/Off AIM Clamping Feedneck SS Freak Back AA Front Crossfire 68/4500 HPA Ricochet AK Recommended Barrels: All Barrels I Have Used Work Perfectly With These Balls. But The Barrels I Used Were. *These Balls Fit .689 Barrels.* Stock --> Proto, Mongoose 2, 05 Prostock, 05 Ego Spyder Stock --> Xtra, Imagine, Pilot ACS 05, Electra, TLR, After Market --> SP Progressive, SP SS Freak, Dye UltraLite Strengths: Light Yellow Fill Very Inexpensive Commanly Available Works Well Most Barrels Weaknesses: Dont Break Big Little Brittle Watery Fill Tastes Like Verrry Bad Soap Review: I Have Been Using These Balls Ever Since I Started For Their Cheap Price But Exceptional Quality. I Havent Had Many Bad Experiances With These Balls And I Would Recommend Them As They Are Great Rec Balls, But If their is one thing I Dont Want To See Done With These Balls Is Never To See Them Used In Any Tournement Or Special Event When Their Are Prizes Or Money, Or Great Reputation Involved. +Preformance+ The Fill In These Balls Are Light Along With The Shell Being Small, This All Adds Up To The Balls Flying Straight. Alot Of Heavier Fill Balls Fall Down Quickly, Opposed To These, Zooming Through The Air Farther Than Most Others. Their arnt Many Flaws In The Shape And Size Of The Ball So The Accuarcy is Pretty Good Too. +Chopping+ These Balls Are Sized .689, And That Is All My Barrels Size. I Have Not Had Many Instances Of Chopping With The Exception Of When My Autococker Wasnt Working So I Will Not Count That. Many Markers, However, May Have a High Velocity Or Pressure At Which The Bolt Moves At, Popping The Ball Inside The Breech. For Me This Only Happens Once Every 4 Months Give or Take, Atleast for me That Is. +-Shell & Fill-+ Personally I Have Only 2 Color Options For These Balls And Their Not Really "Options" Either. The Shell Will Always Be Blue and The Fill Is Most Commonly Yellow But Their Has Been Cases Of It Being White. The Shell Is Thin But Not So Thin Of The Likely Hood Of Breaking In Your Marker. Next is the Fill, A Very Watery Based Substance Of Which You Can Pray That You Have Struck A Person Of Much Self-Dignity And Respect For The Sport (In Other Words Hope U Didnt Tag a Cheater Or Wiper.) -Breaks- When These Hit On Hard Surfaces Such As Walls Or a Concrete Ground, The Whole Ball Will Burst. Sadly However, In The Game You Are Trying To Hit Opponents Whom Have Fat and Bouncy Surfaces. When Broken On a Player The Monster Balls Will Ussally Crack and Drip Instead Of A Whole Ball Break. -+Packaging & Availablity+- The Monster Ball Packages Come Very Widely, I Have Seen 4 Types Of Boxes Which They are Sold In. Two Come In a Hard Plastic Carrying Case Sort With Diffrent Lids, One Is Easy To Open, And The Other Have Had Many Complaints Shown In Other Reviews. Also Now They Come In Cardboard Boxs, One Is a Sqaure Like Box With Many Colors And A Free JT Gear Bag Thingy. The Other Is a Rectangular Box Thats Main Color Is White. You Can Find These At Walmart and Other Lower End Paintball Shops and Online Paintball Stores. I Ussally Buy From Walmart and Buy About 4-5 Boxs A Trip. Walmart Treats Paintballs Like You Would Treat Your Grandmothers Piss, They Should Just Flush Em Down The Toilet, Out Of 20, 500 Packs, Only About 3 Of Them Didnt Have a Broken Ball In Them But Thanks To Its Oilyness Most The Paintballs Arnt Going To Be Ruined and Just Dump Em All In Your Hopper and Dont Worry. Plus Their Only 25-30 Bucks =). -Taste- Well I Have Caught a Few Of These In My Mouth On The Field and Its Not Exacly Your Dynasty Bannana Smelling Paint. I Have Done A Soap By Paintball Tastetest... Call Me What You Want But If Their Was No Other Choice I would Eat a Few MonsterBalls Over Soap, But Theirs not To Much Difference. Conclusion: I Really Like These Balls For Playing Rec Ball But Please Please Please Dont Go Play a Tourney With Them Or Anything. Do Expect A Few Flaws But These Are Great For The Price. If You Feel I Should Edit Or Add Anything Post a Comment. -OTEdge Rating: 7 out of 10 Last edited on Monday, August 28th, 2006 at 4:06 pm PST I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

m101 Saturday, March 17th, 2007 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 5 of 5 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 4 years Similar Products Used: Zap Spank Brass Eagle Demon Marker Setup: Kingman Spyder Sonix 16" Taso Stone Cold II Viewloader VL Hopper 20 oz. CO2 Recommended Barrels: It doesn't matter. Strengths: Cheap! Did I mention they were cheap? Weaknesses: Dimpled balls Inaccurate Tend not to break Review: The word paint "ball" indicates that the object is actually round; therefore these things are not paintballs. In addition the shells are so thick that if the temperature is below 70 these things tend not to break -- anytime you can do a mad dash into enemy territory and get shot 10 times in the stomach and chest without getting killed there's a problem. Monsters also tend to have dimples on them which makes accuracy spotty. The good news is that these things are cheap and readily available. Conclusion: Due to the large number of non-breaks and the accuracy problem they probably end up being more expensive per elimination than premium paints. Spend a few more dollars for an "average" paintball and save money in the long run. Rating: 3 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

chris2powell Wednesday, May 14th, 2008 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 4 of 4 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 2 years Similar Products Used: none, paintballs i use are second-to-none. Marker Setup: VL triton 2 (yes, it stinks, but I'm not even 14 i don't have a job), 9 oz blue rhino tank. Recommended Barrels: Any dye barrel. Strengths: Cheap Accurate Visible Weaknesses: Do not always break Jam up gun Not allowed on some fields Review: I decided to give these a try, and actually found these to be pretty good. They were accurate and visible. Great for practice, o.k. for rec games at paintball places, but not for tournament use. I did not have to worry about wasting because they are only $30 at wal-mart. Unlike said above, they are in a translucent dark blue shell with lime green paint. It is also hard to wipe so you cant cheat in rec and tournament games. I like these paintballs and i would buy these for practice or rec games if on a budget. Conclusion: Buy these paintballs. You will get accuracy, but your gun might jam up. Do NOT go over 2 bps!!!!!! If you do, your gun will probably jam up. Rating: 9 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

Sausage Friday, March 30th, 2007 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 4 of 4 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 1 year Similar Products Used: Diablo Heat Nelson Netsplat Worrgames Worrpaint Whitebox Marker Setup: Tippmann 98c Super R/T Triumph TL 35 Loader Lapco Forgrip 14"JJ Ceramic Full Tilt Just Started on my new ICD Lasoya Promaster Recommended Barrels: Haven't found one yet Strengths: Cheap Decent looking Shell Comes in a nice package Weaknesses: Easy to wipe Horrible Accuracy Doesn't break on contact Review: When I upgraded to super R/T, my next time out was going to be full 8 hour day of paintballing. I wanted to try and watch my budget and my local super sporting goods stores was 1500 of these for 17.99. My feeling at the time was how could I go wrong, with such a cheap paint, how bad could it be. I am far from pro, and don't really care about name brand, but part of me felt dirty for buying brass eagle. It was that bad. I cant put into better words that my paint simply didn't go where I wanted it too. I tried some from different bags and cases and I got nothing. I ended up blowing through 2000+ rounds of these that day, swearing I would never buy it again. I also use white box from time to time, and why i don't really love it, I have noticed that I have bought a few boxes that were MUCH better then others. Every once and while I get paint out of white box that is as accurate as top end paint for half the cost. At other points its as bad as the Brass Eagle that I bought here. Anyway back to this paint, because of the white box experience I decided that maybe it was possible we all got a bad batch from this super store and got some more from my local PB shop. We examined the paint before I bought and I dropped 30 bucks for 2000. Its a hair better then the stuff I got before, but still terrible. I really don't see how there could be worse paint but I suppose its possible. Conclusion: There is better paint out there, and lots of it. This paint to me, is good for shooting in your backyard and that's about it. I bought it 2x to check it out based on the views on here, and was very disappointed. Both times I switched back to Diablo Heat and was just amazed at the accuracy difference. It could have been my barrel, but a few other friends with me felt the same way. Even for rec woodsballers, there is better cheap stuff out there. Rating: 2 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

OtisN89 Sunday, February 25th, 2007 Period of Product Use: Less than a month 4 of 4 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 3 months Similar Products Used: JT Evolve - nice for $32 Wild Streak- bad Marker Setup: 98 custom pro J&J ceramic expansion chamber Strengths: Didn't break any Weaknesses: Not so accurate bad fill some dimples Review: Got em just to try different paint, and I really regret it. I got the evolve for the same price and it was so much better. The fill in the Monster balls is very hard to see, and everyone uses yellow paint. The balls curve and drop like crazy, very inaccurate. Conclusion: Not worth it, $30 seems cheap, but now I found a local place where Toxic and Weapons Grade are cheaper than MonsterBalls. Rating: 4 out of 10 I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

evilpaintball07 Tuesday, January 30th, 2007 Period of Product Use: 3 months 4 of 4 people found this review helpful. Paintball Experience: 2 years Similar Products Used: zap dbx- a little better evil- way better pulse- better chronic- way bettter tippman- better heat- better i can go on and on Marker Setup: -Evi Omen 2.0 -J&J barrel kit - vl evlution 3 -draxus 45/4500 tank Recommended Barrels: definetly a barrel kit if you use these alot because they're pretty small Strengths: -Cheap - Accuracy not that bad Weaknesses: -DIMPLES! -Hard -watery fill -greasy, a couple broke in bag Review: I got a case of these for christmas and they dissapointed me. I looked in the bags and couldn't see one ball without a huge dimple from having all of the bags stacked on top of one another. I found a couple shrivled up which can scew with your gun if shot. Alo there were a couple that broke in the bags which made them all shoot even worse and that got my eyes dirty from the paint. The barely noticeable fill was totally liquid so if they break on you, you can just whipe it off. The accuracy wasn't terrible, but could be better. Actually i would buy it for my friends if i was going to play them so the balls could screw them up. Conclusion: It's made by Brass Eagle so why bother. Just get other paintball that are better for the same price.This wasn't just a bad batch ether, my friends get these sometimes and their all the same. Rating: 4 out of 10 Last edited on Friday, May 11th, 2007 at 6:08 pm PST I found this review   0 Comments - Add Comment

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