Wal-Mart Knee Pads
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Wal-Mart Knee Pads
I picked up a pair of knee pads, intended for volley ball I believe, they were $3.50 and work really great. My advice would be to save yourself $40.00 and get a generic pair instead of some really expensive paintball brand ones.

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Re: Wal-Mart Knee Pads
T.E.C. Paintballer wrote:I picked up a pair of knee pads, intended for volley ball I believe, they were $3.50 and work really great. My advice would be to save yourself $40.00 and get a generic pair instead of some really expensive paintball brand ones.
I have been rocking volleyball knee pads since I started

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Re: Wal-Mart Knee Pads
maybe you guys can rock them together ha ha
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mine are brand name though big difference lol

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Re: Wal-Mart Knee Pads
I have C9's...I honestly haven't used knee pads in all of my years paintballing. Never had a use for them because I don't have a reason to be on my knees. The only reason would would have to be on their knees is in the snake and needless to say, I don't play that...unless I'm feeling ballsy

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Re: Wal-Mart Knee Pads
I play any were needed mostly D side and its nice to get low/ small in them so knee pads help out alot

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Even so...I play doritos like its my business and I still am very rarely on my knees. It's bad form and proven to slow you down.

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Stanks wrote:Even so...I play doritos like its my business and I still am very rarely on my knees. It's bad form and proven to slow you down.
depends a lot on the size of the Doritos not every dorito is big besides I am not always playing dorito last two times I played both tournaments I played mostly snake so they are useful

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Re: Wal-Mart Knee Pads
touche...There are mini-D's, 6' D's, and some bigger and others inbetween. To each their own.

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pballernic wrote:Stanks wrote:Even so...I play doritos like its my business and I still am very rarely on my knees. It's bad form and proven to slow you down.
depends a lot on the size of the Doritos not every dorito is big besides I am not always playing dorito last two times I played both tournaments I played mostly snake so they are useful
You were in the snake once in two days. :lol:
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Sub5 wrote:pballernic wrote:Stanks wrote:Even so...I play doritos like its my business and I still am very rarely on my knees. It's bad form and proven to slow you down.
depends a lot on the size of the Doritos not every dorito is big besides I am not always playing dorito last two times I played both tournaments I played mostly snake so they are useful
You were in the snake once in two days. :lol:
I played it twice on Saturday and twice on Sunday

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Re: Wal-Mart Knee Pads
In that case, the joke is on you, because I don't know why you would call that steam engine that LV had a snake. 

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Re: Wal-Mart Knee Pads
LOL LOL and LOL
All I'm saying is $3.50 for no bruised knees, cuts, scrapes, floor burns, and lots of added comfort, is def. worth the investment.
All I'm saying is $3.50 for no bruised knees, cuts, scrapes, floor burns, and lots of added comfort, is def. worth the investment.

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Re: Wal-Mart Knee Pads
T.E.C. Paintballer wrote:LOL LOL and LOL
All I'm saying is $3.50 for no bruised knees, cuts, scrapes, floor burns, and lots of added comfort, is def. worth the investment.
Which is saying a lot if you knew how rocky and hard Lost Valley was.
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