[Suicide Jockey]

The Stuffed Christmas Stockings are a pretty classy offering -- a goodie bag of paintball necessities and other assorted bits of awesome right in the middle of winter. It's the sort of thing old St. Nick himself would be proud of, and thanks to SpecOps, he no longer has to worry about cleaning out his bag of toys whenever one of those F-Bombs accidentally goes off.

No one could ever accuse me of complaining about the contents of the Stocking, but it might be cool to be able to select from a range of small items with a "do it yourself" stocking. In the age of the X7, when everything is becoming customizable to the nth degree, it might not be a bad idea to be able to select the items you want in your stocking. The items could be listed in categories; in the $10-$15 range, we could have an Omnipat and SO Digi barrel skin and an Omnipat and SO Digi hopper cover and Dye battle swab. In the $5-$10 range, we could have the lanyard, a cap, and an F-Bomb. In the $1-$5 range, we could have the window stickers, Brigade and rank patches, and pods. Customers would be able to choose a certain amount from each category (for instance, one from the $15 range, two from the $10 range, and three from the $5 range). Or there could be a preset price limit, so that if someone wanted only F-Bombs, they could get as many as the preset limit would allow. The store boasts "All of this, a $50 value!" Even $30 in F-Bombs is enough to please any grenade-happy woodsballer. And, of course, there is always the bonus of the stocking itself.

I don't know how feasible assembling everyone's individual order would be on the SpecOps end, but I think this might be a nice option for next winter. Thoughts?

[Violator]

It's an interesting and good idea- the only issue, which you mentioned, is the added work in picking and packing the customized order, which is a question SO has to answer. I like the idea of being able to make a few changes, even if it is only the camo pattern on an item, or something similar.