Reball?

So I was visiting some friends back home and they told me that there was a new paintball spot nearby that was a little different than your run of the mill place. I was very curious as to what they meant when they told me it was different from anything we had ever done before. They said it was because instead of paint they use reballs.
What are reballs you ask? Well they are the same size and shape of a standard paintball but they are made of foam. I personally think they are awesome even though some people may disagree with me on that point. The reason I think they are so cool is because they never pop. You can play for as long as you want and in less you shoot them somewhere that you can’t reach you can just go pick them up and play again. The only negative I’ve been able to derive is that you can’t really see where they hit, meaning that if you are using them for target practice don’t leave visible marks. This can also be a problem when in a game because it is harder to tell if you or your opponent are hit. It takes honest players and sharp refs to play a good reball game. I have also heard some people say that they hurt more because they don’t pop but from my experience and difference would be negligible.
Now some of you may be asking the question, where can I go to try out these reballs you speak of? Well you could buy your own online or at a local store or you can go to a reball field like my friends and I did. There are two that I know of in the Chicago land area and I’m positive there are others all around the country. The one my friends and I went to is called Chicago Reball Center.
When we walked in to CRC I instantly noticed the lack of paint smell and the cleanliness of the fields which was pretty satisfying. We went and paid the field charge, thirty bucks for one hour, forty for two hours, and seventy five for all day. And trust me you get your money’s worth. For however long you pay for you get unlimited air, unlimited reballs, and if you don’t have your own stuff you get a mask and gun too. You shoot and shoot and shoot and the only reason you’ll have to leave will be when your time runs out.