GI Sportz Frostbite
Subzero Paintballs
By Stephen Dans
In case you haven’t looked at the calendar
or haven’t noticed it’s football season, we’re
here to remind you that winter is coming.
Before you know it temperatures will be
dropping and if you live in the upper half
of North America or Europe it’s going to
be downright chilly soon. And if you live in
the lower half of the U.S., well don’t forget
to wear long sleeves this December—it just
may drop below 60 degrees soon. That’s part
one of this public service announcement.
Part two of our service announcement is the
good news. If you’re a year round paintball
player (if you’re not, what’s the problem?)
you won’t have to worry about semi-solid
paint breaking in the gun anymore. You
won’t have to worry about paint being too
brittle. You won’t have to worry about fragile
shells, thinning fill, or cleaning your barrel
after every game this winter. This winter give
GI Sportz Frostbite Subzero paintballs a try
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and stop worrying if your paint is going to
hold back your game.
Here’s the deal: GI Sportz Frostbite Subzero
Paintballs will withstand con ditions down
to -20º Celsius / -4°Farenheit. And if you’re
playing paintball in temps below -4 F you
have bigger issues to worry about, right? GI’s
Frostbite Subzero Paintballs have a robust
shell that will not only withstand the cold, they
will break on target. And their CRYO FILL is
bright-marking so you can see what you’ve
hit. GI’s Frostbite Subzero Paintballs have a
dual-color shell for easy tracking. And here’s
the kicker and the deal-maker: GI Sportz
Frostbite Subzero Paintballs come with a
printed snowflake shell for cold weather
identification.
Seriously, every advantage a player can get
for cold weather play is worth investigating.
Check out GI Sportz Frostbite Subzero
Paintballs and get all of the details at
www.GISportz.com.