Pbrack
started making paintball gear in 2010. Our first year we made some
pretty basic paintball pants but were lucky enough to have them worn
by Pro NPPL team (at the time) Vancouver Vendetta. 2010 was our
transition from transforming our clothing company in to a performance
gear driven brand.
A
lot of people think that you can't improve the paintball pant or why
would I spend $150+ on paintball pants when I can buy last years
model for half the price. The only argument I have for this is I need
a job so keep buying them ;) In all reality you could get away
with buying last years pants from a discount super store and still be
able to play paintball. I think a lot of times people get held up in
buying the newest gear before they focus on what really matters,
playing paintball. The most effective way to improve your game hands
down is practice, practice, practice. Which in paintball costs a
good amount of money.
With
that in mind, if your a competitive paintball player and are
constantly honing and improving your skills you don't want your gear
to hold you back. At Pbrack we are all players, and we strive every
day to innovate what currently exists and to give our user the most
streamlined carefree playing experience possible. We got a few weird
looks and some people called us crazy when we originally brought our
Flow pant technology to the market. We have also innovated a new
style zipper system that no longer bothers your crotch region while
playing. All things brought to our products to allow you to play
your best game possible. One thing you should consider when buying
your paintball gear is what does that company specialize in? Are they
a paint or gun manufacturer selling pants with logos plastered all
over them? Or was there meticulous thought in every stitch put in to
this product?
Our
2010 Pants^ Our 2014 Flow Pants (worn by Portland Uprising) below
