Product Description: Product Description One non-explosive paint grenade. Pull the pin, throw the grenade and watch the paint fly!
Amazon.com Product Description: Surprise your opponents and add a new dimension to your game with the Tippmann Squadbuster paintball grenade. Just pull pin and throw. Upon impact, the Squadbuster releases a swirling fury of non-toxic, water soluble paint with a 30-foot-plus marking zone. It's a great solution for getting those guys who hide in bunkers all day. It's backed by a 90-day warranty on missing or defective parts.
About Tippmann Tippmann's mission is to provide innovative, high-performance and durable paintball markers and accessories to the world and stand behind them with renowned customer service. Tippmann Sports is a premier manufacturer of high performance paintball markers and accessories. Founded in 1986 by Dennis Tippmann Sr., Tippmann Sports prides itself in its pursuit of cutting edge technology and design. Whether you're just starting out or an advanced player, Tippmann has something to start or add to your game.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: - Waste of Money
I bought this really as a joke during my last Woodsball paintball game with my friends for about $5. Man, what a fricken waste of money...
First off, they seem very fragile while you are running ... Read More
Rating: - not that great
I've used these things on multiple occasions for wood games and when we had to take an abandoned drive in theater candy shack. The only time I was impressed was when an oppenent was trying to get in the ... Read More
Rating: - Overpriced
I had the opportunity to test one of these for free. The spray range is limited, there is only a small amount of paint, and the spray only lasts a second or two. This product is a waste of money.
Rating: - Cool but not alot of paint
These things are cool to bring to wars but they spray for like a half-second of a little bit of paint, and they are waaayyy too much $$$ $5 a piece for a little tiny thing that is 1 time use only??? ehhh ... Read More
- not that great