It's officially the week of the world's biggest tournament paintball event on the Planet, the PSP World Cup in Orlando-Florida and we cannot wait! With so much up for grabs this year for our teams we're super excited to see how they all perform. For some, it's about finishing what they started in 2014, for others it's about putting the team in the best possible position for 2015's first event. To help our teams build some momentum this week, beyond providing them with equipment that looks great and performs flawlessly, we thought we'd have some fun with them on social media and generate some online rivalry between them, as well as getting some fan support along the way. It's simple. We've created a number of World Cup graphics for each team that works with all kinds of awesome imagery. Simply share the image, use their hashtags and cheer them on in the real world at Cup. What's that? You don't follow them or us on Instagram? Well, her...
Yep. We're talking about the EBlade. At a time when paintballers were in awe of the speed of electro markers, but deep-down loved the feel and accuracy of the Autococker, the question was...surely you could have both? And guess what. You could. In the early noughties we released a product called the EBlade which kick-started the next level of our involvement with custom markers and re-ignited a passion for the Autococker that nobody had anticipated. This was a big deal for us, so we decided to dig a little deeper and ask a few questions (actually, a LOT of questions) to bring you a better insight into how the product came about and what the main protagonists thought about it. Are you ready to read a lot of stuff? Good. Here we go. The Nexus EBlade giving it some So, before we get into the awesome EBlade, you guys brought out your own Cocker didn’t you? I guess nobody brings out their own Cocker. Custom houses brought out different custom versions of the Worr Gam...
Less than two years ago we said goodbye to Angie and today we have just heard that Frank (Angie’s Husband) has passed away :-( Both Frank and Angie (owners of Paintball.be) have been customers of Planet Eclipse for many years and more importantly friends. Both had an amazing spirit and seeing Frank dealing with Angie’s illness in the best way possible, to just keep going and fighting, was an inspiration. I know it broke his heart when Angie passed, when you lose your soul mate everything must just be that little bit more grey. I hope they are both now together again arranging a Paintball tournament or big game in heaven. Our thoughts and prayers go out to Frank’s friends and family today. Paintball and the World has lost a wonderful couple :-( You will be missed by everyone that had the pleasure of meeting you. Ledz and everyone at Planet Eclipse.
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