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I wear a Casio G-Shock when playing. It's tough, reliable, and can take a hit without worry. I've seen others use the F-91W too since it's cheap and easy to replace, but it’s not as durable. Some players skip wearing a watch altogether to avoid damage. A few use wrist guards or cover their watches with a band for protection. Overall, G-Shock is a solid choice for the field.

Your Aster unit is likely damaged or has a wiring issue. The flashing red light usually means an error or short. Check for gear misalignment or mechanical binding and inspect all wiring connections. If everything looks fine mechanically, the Aster may need repair or replacement.

Hello everyone. My soon to be 10 year old has asked for an airsoft gun for his birthday. He has a BB gun that stays in the gun safe, but he wants an airsoft to have battles with a couple of friends of his that already have them. I have absolutely no experience with them but have played a bit of paintball. He's asked about paintball, but having personally experienced really hot guns at public games that left more than bruises I think he's going to have to wait a bit for that. So what's the deal with airsoft? Is it like getting hit with a paintball? Do folks that have experience with them think that 10 is too young if supervised? Do the biodegradeable airsoft BBs work OK? Having looked online a bit, I don't like how realistic some of the guns are. I'd be looking for something that looks like an airsoft gun, not an MP5. I'm assuming that a full face shield is also the way to go. Thanks for the advice for any help