Paintballing in Sutton

Welcome to iPaintball. We have reviewed many paintball venues throughout the UK and have found what we feel is the areas best site available to you. Sutton has many sites that offer outdoor activities in and around the South London area. We at iPaintball have used knowledge gained from testing the local sites, and feedback from the site users to compose a list of the areas finest paintball locations. The venue prides itself on it customer care ensuring that whatever your group size you will be looked after.

Sutton, being located inside the M25 and so close to the countryside means you have many of the countries finest paintball centres. With many wooded areas located only a few miles from the town centre. Being only 10 miles from central London, the site attracts many corporate bookings and parties. The Sutton centre uses the latest paintball semi automatic markers which can fire up to 5 paintballs per second. They are regularly maintained to ensure you concentrate on shooting your enemy, and less time on your equipment.

Below, you will find the details for the Sutton site. Use the information to call the centre on the local rate telephone number, to answer any question you may have and to check availability.

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Information		 Facilites Timings Extras Best Field
5 Star Venue
Car Parking
Toilets
Battle Packs
Tea / Coffee
 

Start: 09:00am

Finish: 16:00pm

100 Paintballs:
£7.00
Smoke Grenades:
£3.00

Castle

Paintball
Sutton:

Address:
Salmons Lane, Whyteleafe, Surrey CR3 0HB

Tel:
0845 430 4455

Paintball Hints and Tactics Article!

Here is some advice on how to when paintballing in Sutton. This is the one that baseball players use to slide onto a plate. Their feet are usually out in front of them so they can touch the base quickly. I wouldn’t suggest it’s suited for paintball because just like the standard knee slide, your upper body is too erect and it gives your Sutton opponents a lot to shoot at. There are different basic ways to slide. Some people will not be able to do all of them because of physical limitations, just do what you can do and don’t push anything to the point you get hurt. If you want to try something new, then there is no substitute for practice and each slide can be performed over and over again. I suggest doing it on soft grass or put some hay down so you don’t get injured. Try sliding with and without your gear. Simply, the more you do it the better you will be when you go to Sutton. Also make sure you are properly warmed up so you don’t pull any muscles or tendons when paintballing in Sutton. Another important aspect of sliding is the playing surfaces themselves. Fresh grass is by far the best stuff to play on. It provides a nice smooth, soft, surface. Also your boots grip like claws so you can change direction and accelerate really fast. All the recommended slides work well on this surface. Just be careful because toward the end of the day the surface really can change due to the grass wearing out. The NPPL use turf laid on asphalt. This is a really tricky surface to play on as it’s really hard and doesn’t offer much padding. If you are playing paintball on this surface you will need to plan your slides out accordingly. You can easily go too far, so be careful not to carry too much speed as you dive into your bunker, or start earlier. Also, when you slide on this surface try to be as low as possible to minimise the impact.