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The paintball markers from DYE

When David "Youngblood" DeHaan, the founder of DYE, first saw a paintball game as a young man with great fascination, there was only a small selection of markers on the market. We changed that - with full passion. That's why you'll find a comprehensive range here so that you can experience maximum action and precision on the field. With a DYE paintball marker, this is guaranteed. Take yourself to a higher level and don't leave your hit rate to chance. We offer you a large selection to find the perfect DYE marker. Whether RIZE MaXXed, DAM or DYE M2 MOSAir - every model makes you better.

Our DYE markers RIZE and RIZE MaXXed are the perfect entry-level model to compete at tournament level. The integrated light barrier prevents the paint from chopping up. The dwell has also been reduced so that your marker is supplied with a more constant air flow. The special thing is that you don't have to compromise on accuracy with this entry-level model - quite the opposite. The two-part Proto 14" barrel enables the accuracy of a high-end marker. Including a large scope of delivery, you get the best quality at a fair price. Do you prefer top performance combined with optimal versatility? Then we have the perfect DYE marker in our range with the DAM CQB. With many different attachments, you can transform the CQB into a high-end tactical marker. Thanks to the high-quality Picatinny rail, you can mount all accessories in a short time. The Quick Release Bolt System, the built-in Hyper-Regulator and the DYE Tactical Sticky Grips are just a small part of the versatile features of the CQB. With the DAM, DYE provides the industry with another stunning product. The big brother of the DAM CQB impresses with its special aesthetics. Switch quickly from magazine to loader feed and rely on the latest technology with a high-quality gas-through frame. Our DYE magazines are first strike ready and more precise than ever before. Made for you and your game. It doesn't matter whether you are on the tournament field or in ceasefire zones, because the DAM enables fire modes or board locking at the touch of a button.

Our absolute professional in our online shop is the DYE Marker M2 MOSAir. Because we are proud to be able to offer you this marker. Here we have combined more than 12 years of experience and expertise, innovation down to the smallest detail, as well as aesthetic design paired with the highest performance in one package. With the DYE Marker M2 you can impress your opponents with the aggressive and precise lines on the hull alone without any restrictive covers or screw heads. The new Method Operating System (MOS) and Prism Interface from DYE are the revolution among electronic marker control systems. With the high-resolution OLED display you always keep an overview of your performance and can adapt to any environment and climate with six different player profiles. But just see for yourself what is possible with this professional DYE paintball marker.

Just like our DYE markers, we will never let you down.
We offer you everything your paintball heart desires. In addition to our DYE paintball markers, loaders and extensive accessories, this also includes the right mask with comfortable player clothing. If you still find it difficult to decide with so many impressive features, colors and offers and you are unsure which DYE marker is right for you, then we will find the solution together with you. Our customer service is available to you immediately via live chat if you have any questions or problems with your order. If you need repairs or technical questions, our tech support is the right place for you and you can rely on competent help from our experienced staff. With DYE you have the right partner at your side.

Markers - what you need to know


When you get into paintball for the first time, it quickly becomes clear: the paintball marker is your most important tool. But what exactly is it all about and what should you look out for when buying a marker? Don't worry, I'll help you keep track!


What is a paintball marker anyway?


Put simply, a paintball marker is the device you use to shoot paintballs. It is often called a “marker” because it was originally developed to mark trees or livestock. Today, it stands for action, strategy and lots of fun on the field.
The basic function is always the same: the marker shoots small gelatine balls filled with paint. However, the range of models is huge and there is a suitable type for every style of play.


How does a paintball marker work?


In a nutshell: your marker needs compressed air or CO₂ to shoot the paintballs. When you pull the trigger, a short pressure pulse is triggered, which fires the ball through the barrel - and you're ready to mark your opponent.
The heart of the marker is the so-called bolt. This small part ensures that the bullet leaves the barrel at the right speed. And yes, this is where the topic of fps (feet per second) comes into play again. How fast a paintball flies depends on your marker and its setting.


There are different types of paintball markers, and which one is right for you depends entirely on how you want to play. Let's start with the mechanical markers: They are simple, robust and easy to maintain. These models are particularly suitable for beginners because they don't need batteries and are perfect for casual games or woodland matches.
If you prefer faster and more action, you should take a look at electronic markers. With their electronic controls, they allow higher rates of fire and offer many setting options. Although they are a little more expensive than the mechanical versions, they are particularly attractive for players who want to get more out of their game.
Then there are the pump markers, which are designed for the real strategists among you. This is pure old school! You have to reload each ball manually, which makes the game more challenging, but also offers a special attraction for tacticians.

Marker rules on the pitch

Before you get started, remember: Most pitches have clear rules for the markers. Speed limits (fps) are strictly controlled to avoid injuries. You should also make sure that your marker does not shoot “hotshots” - balls that are traveling too fast. This not only protects you, but also your teammates.

Before buying your paintball gun - what to look out for

Are you more of a casual player or do you want to play matches regularly? A mechanical marker is enough to get you started. But if you really want to step on the gas, an electronic model is the better choice.

A paintball gun should be easy to clean and maintain. After all, you want to spend more time on the field than in the workshop, right?

You can get good entry-level models for less than 200 euros. For high-end markers, however, you can easily pay four figures. Think about how much you want to invest - and remember that you will also need accessories such as a mask and hopper. So whatever your budget allows!

Before you get started, remember: Most fields have clear rules for the markers. Speed limits (fps) are strictly controlled to prevent injuries. You should also make sure that your marker does not shoot “hotshots” - balls that are traveling too fast. This not only protects you, but also your teammates.

Your paintball gun, your choice

A paintball marker is more than just a tool - it is your faithful companion in every match. With the right choice, you can enhance your experience on the field. So: think about what you need, inform yourself well and then take to the field. And don't forget: it's not just about the technology, but above all about the fun!