Paint is water-soluble and should wash out easily with hot water, however if left untouched more than 24 hours some paint does tend to stain.

Paintballs are water-soluble, non-toxic, hypoallergenic and biodegradable. Any paint marks will wash out of your clothing in a normal wash cycle. Paint on your skin and hair will wash out easily during a shower.

Answer: While paintballs are non-toxic and fully water soluable they can stain some types of fabric. You'll also be running around in the woods and possibly crawling around on the ground. It's a good idea to wear comfortable older clothing that can get dirty and a little beat up. You should also wear a pair of shoes or boots that offer good support and grip when running. Gloves are a good idea to protect your hands.

More often than not, YES! Let the stained item soak in a solution of Stain Solver liquid overnight. If the stain is still there, increase the concentration and try it again. Continue to increase the concentration until you succeed or fail. Remember, you have NOTHING to loose. Until such time as the stain is removed from the garment, it is headed for the rag pile.

No, the Venus Creme formula is a smooth, silken, pale yellow cream with a delicate fragrance of jasmine flowers. It is quickly absorbed and leaves no sticky residue.

For all out-of-town trips, each hiker should have a day-pack large enough to hold appropriate extra clothing (to put on or take off), lunch, water, snack, sun screen, mosquito repellent, first aid items, etc. Other items often included in what are called the "10 Essentials" may include a pocket knife, compass, whistle, etc. Your trip leader (and other Obsidians who may be hiking with you) will probably have necessary emergency items. All trip leaders carry Obsidian first aid kits.

The paintball is one of the most important items in the game. You will especially appreciate them if you ever run out on the field during a game. The paintball is a penny size gelatin sphere capsule with colored vegetable oil inside. The gelatin is similar to medical capsules or bath oil beads. The liquid is non-toxic, non-caustic, water-soluble and biodegradable. It is non-staining for the most part and should rinse out of clothing and off skin with soap and water.

All our bikes are fitted with bar bags and we can also provide racks and seat packs, so you don't need to bring anything of that nature. We supply helmets, pumps, first aid kits, puncture repair kits, cycle computers (measuring speed, distance etc.) and bottled water for all our tours and bike hire packages. We recommend that you bring a lightweight waterproof in case of showers.

The town provides a helmet, shoulder pads, practice jersey and pants, game jersey and pants, mouth-guard, pant pads (5 in all), and a belt. Families are responsible for purchasing girdles (pants that accommodate hip and tail pads) and an athletic supporter. In addition, some families purchase rib protectors, especially at the Mite level, but they're not mandatory.

The essentials, bike, bottle, spare tube, helmet, shoes should be brought; a more specific comprehensive checklist can be supplied at time of booking.

long as you have the correct safety equipment you don't really anything more to go airsofting or airsoft skirmishing. However we at Wolf would recommend that you definitely consider in investing in some camouflage combats and some form of load-bearing equipment. Wearing combats and webbing is not only tactically useful; i.e. it conceals you from other players and is an effective way of carrying your playing kit but it makes the game more fun and realistic.

The camp provides most of the necessary baseball equipment needed. However, campers will need to make sure to bring with them the following items. MAKE SURE YOUR NAME IS ON EVERYTHING! Note from Rob Andrews regarding tips on 'Cups & Supporters': Many parents ask me if these items are absolutely necessary. The answer is 'absolutely YES'. The reason is that the combination of youngsters, and bats & balls, creates a scenario whereupon injuries can occur.

No, special clothing is not needed as training is meant to be as real as possible so loose fitting trousers such as jeans/jogging bottoms, combat trousers, a t-shirt and trainers are perfect, in short the sort of thing you may be wearing when out on the street. In some classes a jacket would be needed (a small number of army combat jackets will be available for loan in the classes, although these are easily purchased at your local army surplus shop from £5 - £10.)

Students are required to wear gi. However, for the first few lessons, a student may come to the dojo in "comfortable" clothing. Depending on the class you attend, you may also be required to purchase a bokken, jo, and tanto.

Yes. We provide fishing rods/tackle and belly boats. We provide a complete range of exercise equipment, mountain bikes and games room.

Tent, sleeping bag, headlamp, good hiking shoes (2 pairs highly recommended), non-cotton clothing. ... More to follow.

Administrative costs fluctuate between 7-10%. Thus 90-93% of funds raised by BLESS CANADA go directly to needy Copts in Egypt. Yes, BLESS CANADA has a special fund for such situations. Some of the families who receive contributions from BLESS CANADA are victims of fanatical attacks, or terrorism. These individuals are assisted with contributions of money, clothing, economic opportunity assistance, medical assistance, educational assistance, etc.