In modern speedball, inflatable vinyl bunkers are used. These paintball bunkers are available in varied shapes and sizes.
Some of the most common variations of inflatable paintball bunkers include:
1) Can - This is a large cylindrical bunker that stands in a vertical position. Most are human sized or larger.
2) Rollie - This paintball bunker is similar to a can, only that it is placed horizontally.
3) Dorito - This bunker, named after Doritos chips, is a three side pyramid-like bunker and is placed vertically.
4) Temple - This bunker is similar to a Dorito. It is four sided with its top cut off.
5) X-bunker - As its name implies, this paintball bunker is shaped like an X. This is used solely for a type of paintball game called X-ball.
6) Brick - This bunker is shaped like a low rectangular wall.
7) Dollhouse -This paintball bunker has three faces and two bases. It is longer than it is tall.
8) Carwash - This bunker is shaped like an arch. It is longer than it is wide.
9) Snake-A snake bunker is a long, low structure, typically less than a meter high. It is usually placed on one or both sides of a field.
A snake bunker allows players to crouch down and move a considerable distance from their starting point while still being protected from incoming fire from most field locations.
The above is the basic paintball bunkers. To offer a real like environment, we designed series of simulated theme of real wall.
The above is the basic paintball bunkers. To offer a real like environment, we designed series of simulated theme of real wall.
