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Paintball uniforms generally consist of a pair of loose fitting pants and jersey, as well as camouflage fatigues for tactical matches. When choosing a pair of pants and jersey, select breathable and flexible material, as this will protect from overheating and discomfort, as well as allowing a high level of mobility to the wearer. Consider attire which includes added ventilation and extra padding over your knees and elbows for protection during an active game. For scenario games, it's most fun dressing up for the part and using the most realistic paintball guns and gear possible.

Tactical paintball uniforms are not only camouflaged in as many patterns as real army fatigues but also have extra padding in all the right places and pockets specifically designed for carrying paintball gear. When buying a paintball jersey, pay special attention to the collar, making sure it is large and low enough to avoid irritation around the neck. Neck protection is better served by a specifically designed neck protector, so there is no need to make the uniform uncomfortable for the sake of covering up the neck area. The best jerseys have padding over the elbows and forearms to make army crawling less painful. Padding over the chest and shoulders in these garments can also help replace other types of protective gear like a chest protector if you can find a jersey with padding that's substantial enough. Look for jerseys that have mesh panels under the arms or on the sides of the torso for excellent ventilation. Many players just buy a paintball jersey without the rest of the uniform and get away with a cheaper version and still look the part. Another part of a complete paintball uniform that you should pay special attention to is footwear. Paintball shoe options include cleats for speedball and jungle or military-style boots for tactical play.

Any comfortable shoe will suffice but if you want the best traction for the terrain you're playing on, consider specific footwear. Whatever you decide to wear on your feet, however, should be dark in colour, as white shoes will stain easily from contact with mud and/or paintball paint. White shoes are also easier to see when trying to hide in the bush during a scenario game. If you've put effort into camouflaging yourself with the right patterned camo fatigues, it doesn't make sense to ruin your disguise with bright shoes that don't match. Also, make sure your footwear is as lightweight as possible, in order to maintain speed. Finally, paintball gloves, while not essential, can provide additional protection from injury, as well as adding a stylish finishing touch to the uniform ensemble. They may be purchased in numerous styles, to fit with the entirety of the uniform, and are available in either full, half, or two finger styles. Gloves are available for both tactical scenario play and tournament speedball with styles specific to each.