Protective Gear Requirements for 1v1 Paintball
1V1 PAINTBALL OVERVIEW
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- Rules, Safety & Player Conduct
- Penalties & Infractions in 1v1 Paintball
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- Field Layout Rules for 1v1 Paintball
- Field Types & Environments in 1v1 Paintball
- Equipment Rules & Legality in 1v1 Paintball
- Marker Regulations in 1v1 Paintball
- Loader Regulations in 1v1 Paintball
- Mask Standards in 1v1 Paintball
- Air System & Tank Regulations for 1v1 Paintball
- Technical Maintenance & Compliance
Overview
Protective gear standards that ensure player safety in structured 1v1 matches.
Key Points
- Approved goggles must remain on at all times
- Footwear must provide traction and stability
- Gloves, pads, and soft gear must meet legal requirements
- No armor-like gear or rigid plates are permitted
- Clothing must not create unfair impact reduction
Details
Protective gear rules exist to maintain a safe and consistent playing environment. All players must wear certified paintball goggles that meet industry rating standards. Goggles must include lenses rated for impact protection and must remain secure during gameplay.
Clothing must not contain rigid armor or hard plates that could deflect paintball strikes. Gloves, elbow pads, and knee pads are permitted if they conform to soft-goods standards.
Footwear must provide safe mobility, and metal cleats or sharp traction elements are typically prohibited.
The intent of these regulations is to balance safety without creating protective advantages that alter hit detection.
Related Topics
- Equipment Rules & Legality in 1v1 Paintball
- Mask Standards in 1v1 Paintball
- Marker Regulations in 1v1 Paintball
- Rules, Safety & Player Conduct
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