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== Products == === PIMP Gloves === The '''PIMP Gloves''' were full-fingered protective paintball gloves introduced by September 2004. Their construction included: * Suede-textured palms and fingers with reinforced gripping surfaces. * Protective padding across the palms and knuckles. * Rubberised protection over the finger joints. * Ribbed neoprene padding and ventilated sections. * Hook-and-loop wrist closures. The gloves were designed to provide impact protection while retaining sufficient grip and finger movement for operating paintball markers.[1] === PIMP Gear pod harnesses === Iron Mace produced tournament pod harnesses in several configurations, including the '''PIMP Gear 3+4''' and '''PIMP Gear 4+5'''.[3] The 4+5 harness carried four primary pods in secured vertical pockets, with five additional elastic pod holders. Its adjustable waist belt incorporated overlapping hook-and-loop straps, allowing the same harness to accommodate a wide range of waist sizes. During WARPIG testing, the pack fitted waist measurements ranging from 28 to 46 inches. The additional pod holders were positioned between and alongside the main pockets, providing greater carrying capacity than some contemporary harnesses using the same number of primary pod holders.[3] === Balzlistic bunkers === Iron Mace also manufactured the '''Balzlistic Bunker''' range of portable paintball field equipment. Contemporary coverage described these as self-braced portable bunkers intended for constructing temporary playing fields.[1][2]
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