Editing Warped Sportz (section)

== Paintball equipment ==

=== Dark Angel series ===

The Dark Angel series consisted of customised electronic paintball markers based on the WDP Angel platform.

Documented features of the early Dark Angel included:

* Custom-machined receiver.
* Distinctive teardrop milling.
* Modified low-pressure regulator.
* Shortened trigger.
* Single-trigger and double-trigger configurations.
* Select-fire electronics.
* Custom anodised finishes.
* Warped Sportz branding.

The markers retained the underlying Angel operating system while incorporating modifications and cosmetic features developed for the Warped Sportz range.[2]

=== Signature markers ===

{| class="wikitable"
! Marker
! Documented year
! Base platform
! Description
|-
| [[Warped Sportz Dark Angel|Dark Angel]]
| Late 1990s
| WDP Angel
| Custom electronic marker with distinctive body machining and selected mechanical upgrades.
|-
| [[Warped Sportz Elements Angel|Elements Angel]]
| 2001
| WDP Angel
| Chris LaSoya signature marker.
|-
| [[Warped Sportz CLASS Dark Angel|CLASS Dark Angel IR3]]
| 2002
| WDP Angel IR3
| Chris LaSoya signature model designed by Ed Poorman, with limited monthly production.
|}

These are documented examples of the company's custom Angel products rather than a complete catalogue of every Warped Sportz marker configuration.

=== Accessories and merchandise ===

Warped Sportz also marketed paintball equipment, accessories and branded clothing.

Its authorised retail outlet programme included products carrying Warped Sportz and Avalanche branding.[5]

The company's retail operations supplied paintball markers, protective equipment and related accessories from other manufacturers.