Wireless Equipment: What Difference Does It Make During a Game?
In arena laser tag, the cable connecting the blaster to the vest may seem like a minor detail—until players start moving quickly, changing positions, and dodging their opponents.
In the Alphatag Arena kit, the Pulsar blaster communicates wirelessly with the Defender vest, eliminating the need for a connecting cable.
What Does This Mean in Practice?
- Players can move more freely and change positions quickly.
- Instructors spend less time preparing the equipment.
- There is no cable for players to catch or snag during a game.
- The blaster and vest work together as one integrated system.
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