US AIRSOFT - Anderson, California

Captain V.

I had a blast at US AIRSOFT. As a first responder myself, I love how the owner shows support to first responder and the community. This is a great place for all ages. Plenty of food and drinks to keep your energy up while staying active. My only complaint is about a referee there. A gentleman with curly hair and black/white/blue Jordan 1s was being very rude. I believe I heard him say his name is Alex but I’m not 100% sure. What I am sure of is he is a douchebag. That’s how I would describe him in church. The most respectful words I can describe him as. He’s definitely one of those people that hate their lives. Acts tough at work but I guarantee you he wouldn’t act like that in public. But anyways this place is great for all ages. I’ll be out there with my Raiders jersey again soon. Thank you US AIRSOFT!!

chris T.

Went in the night before Christmas Eve, to get the last present for my son, lance was super friendly and helpful and the kid loves going there with his buddies to play airsoft. Very impressed with the staff and products

Janelle K.

This is an amazing place and business. I have been for regular play, for shopping and recently had my son’s birthday party there. Great experiences every time. The staff is exceptional and passionate about what they do. They are helpful, knowledgeable and truly want you to have a great experience. It is a family environment and the entire community of players is shockingly respectful towards each other. The facility is very large and designed well. I highly recommend giving it a try but be prepared to be hooked!

Tim F.

It was my first time purchasing Airsoft equipment. I had a great experience! The staff there is so helpful and informative! I was able to ask lots of questions and I feel that I got the best equipment that was right for me. This store has a big selection, with reasonable prices. I highly recommend coming here!

Wesson M.

Great field! Staff is super friendly and is always there to help. The Speed Arena is one of the best (in my opinion) in Northern California. I would 100% recommend you check it out for nerf or just regular airsoft!

Allen P.

I took my 10 and 9 year-old boys and we had a great time. They really loved it!

UMSF M.

I am not new to field games, mainly did melee games with bows and swords (not larp, much more aggressive ruleset and players, like pre-SCA) for over 10 years. Wanting to switch into airsoft, but after reading the bad reviews here and coupling that with how the games I have played in melee were plagued with favoritism, overbearing refs, and general ego problems from staff that needed to be neutral I can easily relate to various people's experiences they had in this type of environment without having to actually have participated.

Honestly, it may be worth my while to skip this place and maybe open my own field since I have a great deal of experience in how to correctly pick neutral refs and workers without having buddy-buddy issues arise that unbalance the playing field. We had to overcome cheaters before, and it never really fully goes away, but we had it down to just 1 person who was cheating and we made it VERY uncomfortable for them to stick around to the point they complained that they were friends with refs and the rental supplier and it didn't make a lick of a difference so they opted to leave forever.

I would like to come observe their staff and field managerial process as a spectator. It sounds like they may need to consider seriously shaking up their way they go about things from both the store end and the field end. Since there are some obvious satisfactions happening when it comes to general social skills for customer service in the initial process, it shows there is at least some commonalities for good initial onboarding. Purely from reading, it seems everything goes a bit unstable after that for the experienced folks. Inexperienced customers may think that it's common practice and since there are no other local comparisons this is the only relatable experience in their minds, naturally giving to favorable reviews due to no broadened horizons.

Again, I would like to see how they run the place to see if I would even consider jumping in and playing. If it's overbearing and unreasonable, may need to shake things up in the rules and competencies of refs and such. If it has a flow that can be flexible enough to allow for a variety of playstyles and maneuvers that make sense (or somewhat don - i.e. controlled chaos) I would very much be interested. Everything is a learning experience, after all. If it kinda falls flat or is forced to be a dull experience, then there is no point. I'll probably take a trip down there soon to see what's up.

co S.

Lance is awesome he sells right
arsoft go BRRRRRRRRT