Proper field attire will enhance your safety, comfort and enjoyment of the game. We recommend the following:
- Long sleeves & long pants
- Dark or camouflage clothing
- Shoes or boots you can run in
- Gloves
- Bandana (neck protection)
- A baseball cap, worn backwards will protect the top and back of your head and the back of your neck
- The same personal protection that you would wear during gym class (cup, etc.)
- A positive attitude
While our vegetable-based paintballs are washable, some discoloration may remain on light-coloured clothing, and dirt & grass are always a factor on outdoor fields. Come prepared to have fun and get dirty! A change of clothes/shoes and a towel to clean up afterwards is a great idea. Your car will thank you.
We have a shaded area with picnic tables where non-participants can sit with drinks and snacks.
There is also a shaded viewing area outside of the field. Bring a lawn chair if you want to sit and watch.
Alcohol/drugs are not permitted. Judgement Day Paintball is a family-friendly facility and sportsman-like behaviour is expected at all times.
Paintball-approved eye protection is essential:
- Never remove your mask/goggles on the field or in elimination zones at any time during play
- Never fire your marker when you (or someone nearby) is not wearing proper paintball-approved eye protection
Using a Paintball Marker:
- Do not handle a paintball marker while under the influence of drugs or alcohol
- Never shoot at someone with intent to harm them. Never shoot at animals
- On the field, try to minimize the amount of time you spend out in the open. Obstacles can provide cover should you need a break or the chance to reload
- Paintball velocities fluctuate. Chronograph your marker several times throughout the day
- When you are eliminated, raise your hands, call "OUT" as loud as you can and walk off the field
- Do not remove your goggles until you are back in the safe zone
- Keep your marker safety switch in the "safe" position when not in play
- If your marker has a power feed, keep it in the "off" position when not in play
- In designated safe zones, ALWAYS cover the barrel of your marker with an approved barrel sleeve (barrel plugs are not permitted)
- Remove all power sources prior to disassembling your paintball marker
- In many cases, markers can fire even after the pressure cylinder (HPA or C02) has been removed. Always wear goggles when working on your marker.
- Do not attempt to alter pressure cylinders or valves
- Discharge and unload your marker prior to storage and transportation
- Only pressurize your marker when you are ready to use it
- Do not shoot anything from your marker other than water-soluble paintballs
- Paintball paint can discolour or damage finished surfaces. Do not shoot cars, homes or items with finished surfaces