True Paintball Pricing - Boise, Idaho

Frequently Asked Questions:

A: Being shot by a paintball does not hurt as long as all those playing follow common safety rules. There are certain places on the body that are more sensitive than others though. For example the hands and the neck. If you are concerned about being shot in a sensitive area we do offer clothing rentals for pricing. (click here)

A: We require that when playing on our field that you do not shoot someone with 15 feet.

A: You should tell a ref if one is available and also inform the management at our facility. There are times where refs are not availble, in these situations offendended parties need will need to bring the concern to a True Paintball associate. We take this seriously and will do what we can to make sure players are following the rules. Accidents do happen and if you do shoot someone to close we encourage you to apologize immediately and correct your behavior in the future.

A: You will need to pay a $10 all day field fee to play at our facility. Air fills can be purchased for $3 or less per tank. We also offer an all day air pass for $6.00.

A: Unfortunately, we cannot guarantee an exclusive event for less than 25 people. Getting an exclusive event usually requires that the event is held during closed hours. Many of our customers do not call to make sure we are really open during business hours. They arrive expecting to be able to play paintball, celebrate an important life event, or otherwise and we strive to include all customers and make sure their experience is unforgettable.

A: I would recommend wearing something with long sleeves, jeans, a baseball cap works good, and last but not least appropriate shoes.

A: The paint is washable and should come out of your clothing. That being said I would not wear your favorite pair of designer jeans and brand new tennis shoes.

A: Your gun must be set to operate at 250 FPS or lower at our facility. Rental Guns are preset at 250 FPS or under. If you suspect that your gun is shooting higher or lower than the other players, please ask for assistance at the rental room. You are responsible to check the speed of your equipment each time you come to play at True Paintball.

A: If you bring your own equipment you must either have a plug or cover in/on your barrel when not on the field. We do not borrow covers or plugs. If you do not have one you may purchase one at our store. Plugs are $1.00 and covers are $2.50.

A: We have refs on the field when we have reservations and when we can secure a ref. Our refs are volunteers and do a great job although sometimes it can be hard to secure refs to cover all fields during all hours of play. In general on our busy days such as Saturday we will have at least one of our fields reffed. Call ahead for a reservation for best results.

A: We do not allow offsite paint on our field. Our customers trust us to keep them safe and the easiest way to hurt someone is by using paint that has been handled improperly. If you have bought paint from us in the past and would like to use it is must first be inspected by a member of our staff before you can use it in our facility. We will not allow any Monsterball, Recon, Striker, JT or other low-end paint. Do not ask. Sneaking paint in will result in being sent home without a refund.

A: You can can pay the difference between the rental and field/all day air fees. The difference is generally around $10.00 if you purchased the field/all day air pass. It may not always be possible for us to work on your gear that day although if we do have time the cost is between $5-$10 + parts.

A: You will need to modify your marker to shoot at this speed or you will need to pay for a rental marker. DO NOT play dumb. You will be removed from the park for playing above posted velocity.

A: We do offer offsite rentals. Depending on our reservations this option may not always be available. We do require a copy of a credit card and you must be 18yrs old.

A: In most cases compressed air is a better choice for paintball markers. The reason we say this is because compressed air is more consistant and is gentler on the internals of the paintball marker. If you play much in the cold CO2 looses its efficiency and will cause what is called "snowing" out of the barrel. This is when the CO2 is not totally converted from a liquid to a gas. The cost can be a factor when choosing though. Generally a 20 oz CO2 tank runs around $19.00 at our shop where a HPA tank starts at $49.99.

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