What is Airsoft?

For those who are new to airsoft, these airsoft shoot 6mm round pellets commonly known as "BBs." They travel at speeds much lower than real bullets and although a bit painful when hit by one of these pellets, they cannot kill someone nor cause heavy-bleeding injuries unlike real airsoft. Even though airsoft is considered a toy gun, safety precautions should still be taken into account when playing with these replicas As mentioned most airsoft are the exact copies of the actual guns. Some manufacturers even use real mold of the originals in order to create the look, feel and even weight of their real-steel counterpart. Automatic...

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NRS Scout Water Shoe - Closeout

The NRS Scout Water Shoe gives you the open, water shedding features of a sandal and the support and protection of a shoe. Go from your boat to that grueling side hike without missing a stride....

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Nike Tiempo Mystic III IC - Black

Inspired by the Tiempo Legend soccer cleats, the Nike Tiempo Mystic III IC in black offers everything you need for a star performance on the court! When people think Nike Tiempo they think quality soccer performance. With shoes like these, it's not hard to see why. UPPER: Soft, full-grain leather with all new pattern details for expert control and ball feel. MIDSOLE: Anatomically contoured Phylon midsole with high-density, recycled EVA sockliner. OUTSOLE: Articulated gum rubber with uniquely formed traction pods and a herringbone pattern for optimal grip on hard indoor surfaces...

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Yonex Muscle Power 3 Badminton Racket (2010)

The Yonex Muscle Power 3 Badminton Racket has an Isometric Head Shape which equalises the length of the main and cross strings, enlarging the size sweetspot for more consistent accuracy even on off-centre hits. The Yonex Muscle Power 3 Badminton Racket features a Muscle Power Frame which provides close contact of the frame and string to allow full energy transfer...

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Wilson Racquets

Roger Federer's Six.One Tour gets updated with Wilson's BLX technology. Wilson has woven Basalt fibers in the construction of the racquet for what it calls "the most advanced composites in the industry." On court the BLX version of the Six.One Tour picks up where the KFactor version left off. With a very similar spec, the differences between the two are subtle. Our TW playtesters found the power level and control pretty much identical to the KFactor version with the main difference coming in feel. With Basalt in the construction, the BLX Six.One Tour is designed to resist vibration and offer a cleaner feel. Compared to the KFactor version,...

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