Below you will find pages that utilize the taxonomy term “Competitive Airsoft”
SpeedQB Complete Guide 2026: Rules, Equipment & How to Win Your First Tournament

60-Second SpeedQB Quick Picks (2026)
If you’re already sure you want to jump in, here’s where most players actually start. Skim this and jump to the section you need:
What Is Speedsoft? The 2026 Beginner Guide (Is It Right for You?)

🎯 Speedsoft in 60 seconds: Speedsoft is airsoft stripped down to one thing — speed. Rounds last 4-5 minutes, guns run semi-auto only, and you win by moving and shooting faster than the other team. To start: grab a full-face paintball mask, knee pads, and any semi-capable AEG or gas pistol, then find a local SpeedQB or Speedsoft night. The part almost every beginner skips? Actually measuring their speed. “Feeling fast” and being fast are different things — and the only way to know the difference is to put a clock on it. Time your draw-to-first-shot and your reloads with a free shot timer app, and you’ll improve faster than the guy who just buys a more expensive gun. The format itself is unusually consistent wherever you play it: a 350 FPS chrono limit, semi-auto only with rapid trigger pulls (“feathering”) allowed, mid-cap magazines, rounds of two to four minutes with about a minute between them, and a field roughly 80 by 40 feet for 3v3 or 100 by 50 for 5v5. Full breakdown below.