The first PSP event of the season is already here, and the energy is pumping. Canadian Express is playing in D3 race to 4, and helping out Infamous in the pits and running pods during their pro matches, working hard all weekend.
The PSP Dallas live webcast is being broadcast by Paintball Access, with coverage of all of the pro division games. Divisional matches will also be shown during the finals on Sunday. Here's the link for the live PBA webcast: http://www.paintballaccess.com/live/
I'll be posting again once I'm home from the event to give a recap of how the divisional and pro matches over the weekend went. Until then, sit back and watch the action unfold on the Paintball Access webcast!
The JT Splatmaster line is a great new product that has been introduced to help encourage children to get into the sport of paintball. These spring-fed, pump-action markers markers shoot .50 caliber paintballs (smaller than the standard .68 caliber), are low-impact and fire at a velocity of around 140FPS (as opposed to the standard >300FPS of standard markers) so there's no pain from getting shot by these. This match was a great way to gain exposure for the new product line by piggybacking off of the live webcast produces by Paintball Access, which was viewed by thousands of paintball enthusiasts.
At the recent 2012 PSP World Cup, JT held a special event on the center court field which featured two 5-man teams of children with Splatmasters going head to head. The teams were led by professional players Nicky Cuba from Los Angeles Infamous and Thomas Taylor from Sacramento XSV. This was perfect to show the product in action, on a level playing field where all players were young and equipped with the same gear. Parents and kids who see these videos can really see the value in letting kids have fun with safe paintball markers, whether it be played at home with other kids or with the whole family.
Great execution from JT Paintball using their industry connections to promote their kid-friendly entry level paintball game. They are available all over to help make paintball accessible to all people, you can even pick up a Splatmaster at Walmart for under $40, making it a very affordable choice for people interested in getting into the sport.
JT Splatmaster Experience
XSV's Rich Telford demonstrates the new JT Splatmaster Experience at PSP's MAO event.
JT's Splatmaster Experience has been traveling to major paintball events all over North America this year to promote the fun new product line. Accompanied by the inflatable Megarena and target setup, this gives interested players a hands-on look at the Splatmaster, and gives them a chance to try it out, shoot at targets, or even do quick matches with friends, all in the safe environment.
The promotions that have gone along with the Splatmaster launch have been great at raising awareness, and there have been cries of support from paintball players everywhere who love the idea of getting new players into the sport.
Splatmasters are tons of fun, I've been shot by one point-blank and
barely felt it, and I can't wait to pick one up myself. I hope to see
these take off and become popular, and usher in a whole new generation
of paintball players by giving them safe, low cost options at getting
started.
These are perfect for families, as they are safe, low-impact and short-range. Perfect for backyard play at home for the whole family. Easy to clean up and tons of fun.
