Field Barrel Cover "Be Safe" Rental Orange

Field “Be Safe”: The Safety Standard for Every Paintball Field

The Field “Be Safe” barrel sock is the cornerstone of injury prevention in paintball. It is designed to safely contain a paintball in the event of an accidental discharge in safe areas (staging areas, parking lots), preventing it from shattering or ricocheting. This Rental edition is built with enhanced durability to withstand daily use by hundreds of players.

The vibrant orange color was chosen for maximum visual verification. Referees and organizers can see at a glance whether all players have their markers properly secured. Using a barrel sock is mandatory at most professional and commercial fields worldwide.

Quality Craftsmanship and Universal Fit

The sock features a robust elastic cord that can be easily adjusted to match the length of the barrel and the type of marker. With its dimensions of approximately 7.5 × 16 cm, it is compatible with the vast majority of paintball barrels on the market, from basic rental models to professional tournament barrels. The material is non-absorbent and very easy to clean from paint and debris.

Key Features:

• High Visibility: Neon orange finish enhances safety in staging areas.
• Universal Use: The elastic attachment system fits all standard paintball markers.
• Easy Maintenance: Washable surface resistant to oil and paintball fill.
• Long Lifespan: Reinforced stitching and durable fabric for commercial use.

Technical Specifications:

• Function: Mechanical barrel muzzle safety
• Color: Orange (high visibility)
• Dimensions: approx. 7.5 × 16 cm
• Attachment: Adjustable elastic cord with toggle lock
• Intended Use: Field operators (Rental), teams, and individuals

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Question: Why is a barrel sock better than a plastic barrel plug?
Answer: A barrel sock cannot be blown off the barrel by air pressure during a shot because it is secured by an elastic cord around the marker's body. It is considered a much safer standard.

Question: How do I know the cord is adjusted correctly?
Answer: The cord should be tight enough so the sock stays firmly on the muzzle and offers resistance when you try to pull it off. Regularly check the cord for wear or damage.