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Originally Posted by R.I.T.Z
yet again it comes down to their insurance provider.
an insurance company will not give them coverage if the parties involved will not appeal by their standards, now that means paintball brand goggles. if you have such an issue with this go to airsoft only fields. otherwise bite the bullet and pony up the 20$+ I have 3 pairs of goggles ballistic, repro, and paintball
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Thats kinda the point though isnt it? Is the insurance provider concerned about the brand name, or the safety quality of the goggles? Cause I can just spray-paint a logo on the band of any goggle set I have and be rated then so that it says "paintball okie dokie". Or I can wear safety rated whatever I have and actually be safe. I think they are adhering to the letter of the agreement and not the real purpose. Technically the waiver is invalid because Im not playing paintball as described in the terms.