Reballs VS. T-balls

[Phantom_Mag]

Pardon my lack of knowledge on the subject.

Is there a difference between reballs and T-balls? I've been researching and it seems that t-balls might only be for target practice. Can any assure me of the difference? Has anyone owned both of these and tell me there differences?

Thank You,
Michael

[VFX_Fenix]

Reballs and T-Balls are similar to eachother, however T-Balls require oil to lubricate the balls before they'll pass through your gun. Reballs on the other hand are just shoot, wash, dry, shoot, lather, rinse, repeat.

Reballs from what I've experienced of them are a far superior product and I've yet to hear of anyone having significant issue with them.


I'm speculating here, but one reason the Reballs work is because they're really tiny (like .670-ish) and they'll roll through just about anything.

[BerSerK]

I have some reballs are they are great, I use them when I'm testing and tweaking my marker, saves a lot of real paint. The only thing you have to care about is that they are really bouncy so you have to shoot them into something that will catch them, I use a simple cardboard box with some pillows in it.

I never tried T-Balls because I didn't like the idea of oiling them.

[Twoflower]

Reball is far superior to all the other brands.
Ruball vs Reball
Mighteyball vs Reball

[jenarelJAM]

Reballs are basicly a direct representation of paintballs, you just load em and shoot. Anything else will either break, need oil(which makes everything dirty), or just not work. I've done plenty of research on this, just bought my first 125 reballs the other day. Trust me... reballs are the only reusable paintball.

[Dark Frost17]

those videos where funny......
but what about lazer balls?

http://www.lazerball.com/home.htm

any 1 try or test those?

[jenarelJAM]

I don't remember specifics, but again, they don't compare with reballs.