Valken Infinity Paintballs - 68cal - 2,000ct

Don't break in the sling pouch. Don't break as you release. DO break when they hit something (target you were aiming at??). What more can I say? Best value I could find that clearly stated what the inside color would be.

Better than the field paint. No breaks in the box. Well packaged. Not oily so it looked fresh. Not the most accurate paint but got the job done. Next day delivery is great.

No complaints. Reviews matched what i saw while using. Not sure how much the accuracy was affected but seemed to break as needed on impacts so werent overly hard. Had a few breaks while firing but didnt stop me from finishing the match out. Not sure if that was the balls or my marker. But overall for price am happy. Will be using again unless someone can convince me to use something else.

These suck. Every ball had some sort of divot or dent in it. Some were just cracked and would explode when shot. I went through 1500 of these and had so many breaks it’s not worth buying these at all. I’ll never buy this kind again. I’ll spend a little more to have a more enjoyable game.

No breaks, all bags are intact, and they have silica gel in each bag. Nice valken. Onto the review. I got the yellow fill. They are indeed what the picture looks like. The box I got had to been fairly new, as there were no dents in any of the balls. They are not oily either. I have 2 barrels for my azodin blitz - the stock one, and a 14" defender. The paint is perfectly airtight and flows straight through the stock. The defender, it gets sort of hung at the air holes near the end of the barrel. Another words - if you dont use a quality barrel, your experience may vary. I have not shot this brand, but I'm excited to. The bright paint should be picked up easily by the eyes, the balls are rigid and not oily, so my hopper won't get gooped up (pinokio loader with board mod). I usually get stingers, but I decided why not, and spent 10$ more for a bright paint. Will give you guys an update after the game!

Absolutely the best value for paintballs for the money. These ship straight from the factory to Amazon, so they arrive fresh each time. I've ordered a case of these twice, each time they are perfect, no broken or dimpled paintballs. They also feature a robust shell, that is great for mag-fed and hopper fed markers, and can handle Tippmann markers that are rough on paintballs without issue. If you slightly over bore with this paint, you will have a greater chance for success of having zero barrel breaks with this paint. Last weekend I shot 1,500 rounds of this, without a single break on my x7 Phenom. Valken has excellent quality control with these entry level paintballs, with greater consistency than other brands.

I've been using this paint for several weeks now and I like it. Its one of its best in the price range. The shell is pretty hard and hurts like heck when you get hit with it. It doesn't always break when it hits the target, but flies fairly straight and has good shape. I've compared this to the x-ball triumph and its slightly better. I prefer this over the triumph. However, if you spend a little more $$ you can get much better paint. Keep in mind you are not buying an $80 box of tournament paint, but its decent for woodsball. It will definitely go through brush and debris to hit its target. It tends to curve slightly at longer ranges and have a bit more inconsistencies than more expensive paint. This is to be expected. For close quarters woodsball games this paint is excellent. For longer range games you will either need to work on your skills of getting closer, or buy more expensive paint. I would say its pretty decent in the 50-60 ft. range. Maybe even a little farther depending on your setup.

These arrived in great shape, no broken balls. They were a little oily, but nothing rolling some paper towels around them couldn't fix. That said, many were obviously not round and some were dimpled. I test fired them, first out of an autococker SR and then a Macdev Drone 2. I had 3 barrel breaks out of about 20 balls in the SR even after removing and cleaning the barrel after each break. After the third one a piece of the shell lodged itself between the bolt and chamber of the gun and required removal of the bolt to fix. The paint was bore matched just slightly to avoid rollouts, which is necessary with autocockers. I then ran them in the Macdev Drone 2, which has a lower operating pressure and fires from an open bolt so I was hoping it would be a bit easier on paint. I had another barrel break out of about 10 balls, which still seemed like an excessive rate of breaks despite being in a different gun. When they weren't exploding in the barrel they flew decently straight, with a couple of flyers here and there. Time will tell when shooting the rest of the case how they hold up. I am wondering if some of the balls being out of round makes them get turned "sideways" and blow up in the barrel more frequently. For the price they are OK, but for additional 20 bucks a case you could buy better paint and save yourself the headache.

Good paint but oil based, will stain. Nice hard shell that shoots straight. Won't lie though, these are rough to get hit by after being using to shooting tournament paint.

llego perfecto

Five star Tom Marginson

Got them on sale and use them for target practice with .25 calibre air rifle from 25 to 55 yards. Can't say how they are in actual paint ball gun though.

I bought these hoping for higher precision than budget balls but unfortunately isn’t a massive difference. They’re not bad but not sure they worth their good reviews on YouTube...