In a nutshell, it is the most polyvalent paint from Duke. It particularly fits paintball marker owners (high or low pressure), that is to say recreational players and also those who want to train or even play in Leagues.
The Duke OPS is as polyvalent as the Duke Blast, but it is more adapted to scenario games. It marks even more than its little sisters and thus will satisfy picky players who want : great quality, good-marking capabilities and polyvalence, all of that at an attractive price.
Caracteristics list
| Caliber | 0.68 |
| Box weight | 7 Kg |
| Packaging | 4 resealable bags of 500 paintballs for better conservation (humidity, warmth) |
| Shell type | Bicolor, mildly brittle for polyvalent use |
| Users | Equipped players, recreational, trainings, and small Leagues |
| Suggested markers | Recreational and competition markers |
| Marking capabilities | Fluid and marking paint |
| Shell color | Bicolor (yellow/green, pink/silver, green silver) |
| Paint color | Yellow, flashy pink, flashy green |
Winter /mid-season/summer paitballs depending on your location and the current season.
The crème de la crème from Duke
Less bounces, more victories!
The most used paintball in scenario fields and Big Games in France and throughout Europe.
The most polyvalent paintball!
Quality paintballs for your rental players.
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Paintballs are non-toxic, non-caustic, biodegradable and water-soluble. So, yes, they will temporarily scar a tree with brilliant color, but as soon as it rains, the tree will be as good as new. 