No Vest, No Kidding

 

The Battlefield Sports Laser Tag System Has No Vest, No Kidding

The Battlefield Sports laser tag system "SATR" is portable, compact, and versatile and it also works vestless.
This system is so flexible you can play indoors or outdoors. And unlike traditional arena laser tag there is no need for a vest.
The system has an integrated sensor in the barrel and two others that are attached via a robust six-core twirly cable. (We use a cable so you can't lose them!)

There are two head sensor domes at the end of this cable. The head sensor domes are designed to attach to a headband.
The headband is specially designed with velcro and elastic. These headbands are usually come in two team colors like:

• red and blue, or
• black and green.

Then the next step is that the players wear a hat or bandanna over their headband. The headbands are designed to go over some other headwear. So if a gamer changes their gaming gun mid-way through a session, then the hair of the first child doesn’t touch the second the hair of the second child (for hygiene).

Most students nowadays adhere to a "no-hat, no play" policy so we often ask the players to wear their own hat (see image 1).
Or we divide the group into two, with half wearing a jungle hat with the full brim (image 2), and half wearing a bandanna, with no brim (image 3).

Because Battlefield Sports’ sophisticated opto-electronics means the game range can be more than 300 feet or 80 meters, even in daylight.
So by have teams with different headwear makes it easy to tell the teams, even from a long distance.
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