The costs of paintball can be divided into two categories: initial costs and recurring costs. Initial costs are the price of your equipment while recurring costs are costs you'll have to pay each time you play. Alternatively, if you want to avoid initial costs, you always have the option of renting.
How Much Paintball Costs to Play
By David Muhlestein, About.com Guide
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How Much Paintball Costs to Play
Paintball can cost as much or as little as you are reasonably willing to pay. Similar to many other action sports, it can be relatively inexpensive to begin, but the more involved you become, the more you can expect your costs to rise.
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- Initial Costs: Super-Basic Equipment
- Initial Costs: Basic Equipment
- Initial Costs: High-End Equipment
- Recurring Costs: Paint
- Recurring Costs: Air
- Recurring Costs: Field Fees
- Rental Equipment
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