Carbon SC Pro Bottom vs Infamous PRO DNA Slide Pants | Lone Wolf Paintball

[@jackbauer2125]

Hi! Which Padding is thicker vs HK Army Compression Pants ? Thank You

[@ZardozSpeaksToYou.]

I still can't recommend the Carbon bottoms enough, out of all of my clothing / accessories for paintball those were my best purchase. No tears or stitching failure yet.

[@GiverrionBG]

They dont Fall apart after few slide? Material is so thin

[@ZardozSpeaksToYou.]

@@GiverrionBG they go under your your pants, so as long as you have a decent quality pant you'll be fine.

[@Mindless-Productions]

@@ZardozSpeaksToYou. how’s the actual padding for sliding? I know they mentioned it but that’s my concern, would it be worth it to not use knee pads or get a more thinner one such as hydra?

[@jessicathompson141]

I’m a woman with a big bottom and a size 8. I fit size 2xl carbons. No shin protection.. deal breaker Especially for such a high price. They’re not made of carbon 🤣🤣

[@adrianofranca6473]

Ainda sim, prefiro os modelos antigos.

[@alexavila425]

These look good

[@benjaminelsbury683]

I love my infamous pants , only complaint is no groin protection, they slide down my butt and the crotch gets a hole in it quickly

[@RebelChumps]

Infamous pro Dan slide pants sucks! the stitching at the elesticband at the top of the pants tear really fast. do not recommend for that much money

[@HuxLegends]

Not sure if y’all will see this, but I’m looking to get into paintball and am looking at the marker beginner packages. Could you guys compare several of the guns within your packages, on their weight, accuracy, upgrade-ability, etc?

[@Qumkuat]

lightest paintball gun that shoots ropes and has good efficiency with lots of upgrades is going to be a MiniGs or axe pro.

[@Spunjaholic]

Depending on your budget. I’d recommend the 170R bundle. It’s not your super high end build but you’ll get the best bang for your buck. A simple bolt upgrade will make it a high end budget marker. If that’s over budget for you then the Axe 2.0 is your best shot. It all depends on you and how deep you’re willing to go in the paintball realm. If it’s recreational, then the Axe 2.0 will be good for both woodsball and speedball (depending on your playstyle). If you want to sit back and snipe, none of these options are for you. Get a pump, or a Tippman build. Just note, you’ll end up investing more money if you are willing to take the next step.

[@Qumkuat]

@JayResno I can diagnose and fix a mini/axe in a matter of seconds if not a few minutes. The only part that needs a special tool is if you’re disassembling the regulator, which you shouldn’t have to mess with ever (you can even tighten it down without the “special” tool). For the price you can’t beat it, I get 11-13 pods out of my mini gs, it’s absolutely insane. It’s a good backup marker once you upgrade to a higher end marker. So for a beginner, a mini gs is a good choice, just don’t pay over 300$ for one.

[@Qumkuat]

@JayResno if you cared about your customers you would tell them to buy used. Buying any gun from a pro shop is a waste of money lol no matter if it’s empire or not lol.

[@HuxLegends]

@JayResno I’m honestly looking at cheaper guns than those, but thanks for the advice