Proball Platinum Series is a thinner fill paint that comes in a platinum colored shell. The neon fill shows through the shell giving this paint its unique look.
Product Availability
The Archon Paintball Proball Platinum Paintballs are newer, so they should be commonly available.
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These balls are awesome. I shot 2,400 balls and none broke in the barrel and I have a stock barrel. It is also good because sometimes they weaken your opponent. They do this becuz sometimes u will get 1 that doesn't burst, so it hurts them! HAHAHAHA!! The color is also Phat! U can tell if it busted on them so they can't lie!!!
Weaknesses:
NOTHING BAD.
Conclusion:
This ball works well with any barrel. I think the shape of the ball helps thebarrel so no balls bust. Even though it is expensive u can find it CHEAP some place. I bought 2,400 a week ago for $50.00 usually $80.00!!! These balls are worth the price and everything!!
Never broke, period. It would have been kinder to my opponents to just walk up to them and beat them into submission with my Tippmann. I pelted a guy with about ten rounds in the chest and midsection, and none of them broke. The things can even shoot through a pine tree without breaking. The shell is just way too tough.
Conclusion:
Though this problem may have been corrected, I would still be careful buying this brand of paintballs. And as with any paint, I could have had a bad batch that was old.
Hey.. i used to use Team Color's paint until my friend had some proball's and we shot them out of my back yard... the team color's paint isnt as accurate and break cause there cheap made... we shot off a whole 600 bag between the 2 guns in like 2 minutes.. it was freezing outside and my carbon fiber barrel had frost on it and it kept shooting accurate and none of the Proball's broke.. so im sticking with them from now on...
Weaknesses:
bad? no way.. they shoot good even if there all deformed and broken and old
Conclusion:
What barrel does this paint work well in?
I used carbon fiber but it shot well in my stock..real well
Is the shape round and consistant?
YES
Is it worth how much it costs?
YES
How does it compare to similar paintballs?
It doesnt.. i kick's there butt's..the post made me put butt's
Would you reccommend it to someone?
What do you think?
these are great paintballs compared to the balls that i find in my little town there on top, honsetly there worth paying a little more for them instead of using brass eagles or some brand you've never heard of also i thought the colors were amazing and easy to see once you tag a person I really like playing with them.
Weaknesses:
no big problems they don't much but the only thing is the price but if you can find a good dealer its not really a big idea
Conclusion:
overall these are great paintballs that work well in most barrels I have a smart parts dear drop and i have to say it was almost made for that barrel but i think they'll do well in any medium sized bore barrels so overall i would recommened these paintballs to anyone if they can affored it.
Good round paint. Heavy fill that adds a lot of weight for getting out there. The shell is a medium shell from what I can see. When you hit someone you can see this paint from where you are shooting even at a long range. Comes in 2400 count case, which I like because 600 is about what I shoot in a day. I like this paint!
Weaknesses:
The cost is up there. I am getting this for the equivalent of $64.00 a 2000 case to my door so you judge.
Conclusion:
Like I said I like the range, color intensity, and weight of this ball. The size seems to work well in medium barrels. Marbilizers are good balls but they are a lot lighter and have a thinner shell. I am using an Automag with a Smart Parts Aluminium barrel, and this paint does very well with this marker.
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Strengths:
While I don;t use propball platinum I use something very close. I use a paintball that is package by proball for a company. I get mine for a very good price, about 2.5 cents a ball. This have a little thiccker shell them some of hte other balls out there, so they won't break as easliy in the gun, this also means they have a little harder time breaking on your target. The fill is pretty good, and if you get the pink VERY visible.
Weaknesses:
The seems on this ball aren't nearly as good as some of the others I use (Marbalizer, El Tigre) but go figre, thos are muich more expensive Tounry grade paints.
Conclusion:
Overall theses are great rec player paintballs. The price value is great in them. If you use a flatline the seams do throw your shot off a bit (do the rate of spin on the ball and the turbulance caused by the seams.) Pretty good marking abilities.
It is an excelent paint for the cold weather. I tried shooting PMI premiums when winter first started and I had alot of breaks inside my barrel. I switch to Proball Platinum and the breaks almost went completely away. It shoots straight and it has tough skin which also makes it good for rec ball.
Weaknesses:
The tough skin keeps barrel breaks down, but you are also going to get some bounces off of your opponent. It is kind of a bummer to make a couple of good shots and ask the ref to check the guy and find out he is clean. Afterwards they will usually tell you that you hit them but no paint marks. Also the cost is pretty high, but worth the cost if you don't want to sit home all winter or spend all afternoon cleaning your barrel of broken paint.
Conclusion:
I pay the price for Proball platinum for winter play and then switch to PMI Premiums as soon as the temperatures start to rise.
