LOOK 01
Skirmish
Mag pouch on the chest, mask on the brow — the round starts when the smoke clears.
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€364,75
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Paintball & Airsoft Outfits
Field-ready without the surplus-store look — integrated rigs, full-face protection and cargo storage that survives a dive behind cover. Six paintball and airsoft outfits from ATLAS.
LOOK 02
Tactical Unit
Mission-ready modular armour — vest, straps and pockets engineered for the collapse.
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€206,80
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LOOK 03
Overwatch
Vest over rig over resolve — she calls the field from the tower.
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€307,80
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LOOK 04
Grid Sentinel
Street-grid patrol in black and olive — utility vest, armored knuckles, zero noise.
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€233,80
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LOOK 05
Amber Loadout
One orange signal under full black armour — depot lights on.
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€263,80
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LOOK 06
Valkyrie Rig
Harness over harness — the checkpoint belongs to her.
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€297,80
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Paintball & Airsoft Outfit Guide: Gear That Works Between Rounds
Field clothing has one job most brands ignore: it has to work during the round AND look intentional in the staging area. That is where techwear wins — integrated chest rigs carry pods and mags without a separate harness, full-face masks and armored gloves handle the impact rules, and dark colorways hide paint hits that would end a white jersey’s career in one game. Layer breathable pieces underneath; a day on the field is a cardio session with better lighting.
Every piece above is standard catalog — no rental-counter camo. Storage matters on the field: the Pocket Database lists which pieces document sealed and interior pockets for keys and phone. Sizing runs small on most pieces — check the Fit Index and size up so armor fits underneath. Browse tactical techwear for individual pieces.
Paintball & Airsoft Outfit FAQ
What should I wear to paintball?
Dark, layered, washable: a tactical overshirt or combat jacket, cargo pants with real pockets, closed shoes with grip and a full-face mask — most fields require one. Avoid anything you love in white; paint washes out of nylon far better than out of cotton fleece.
What do I wear to airsoft?
The same base as paintball plus eye protection rated for BBs. A chest rig or vest keeps mags and speedloaders reachable; armored gloves protect knuckles — the most-hit body part in CQB. Kneepads under loose cargos beat bare knees on gravel.
Can I wear normal streetwear to the field?
Yes — if it is dark, loose enough to move in and tough enough to slide in. Techwear sits exactly at that intersection: tactical construction with street styling, so you do not look like you got lost on the way to a surplus store.
What shoes for paintball and airsoft?
Closed, grippy and ankle-supporting. Trail or chunky sneakers work on groomed indoor fields; boots win on rough outdoor terrain. White soles will not stay white — accept it or wear black.
Paintball vs airsoft outfit — any difference?
The base is identical. Airsoft skews harder toward mag storage (chest rigs, vests) and full-seal eye protection; paintball toward masks with wide lenses and clothing that sheds paint. Both are covered by the looks above — see also tactical outfits for the everyday version.