Kaslab Airsoft hits the airsoft field to test whether the new Wolverine Inferno XTS engine actually improves his expensive MTW setup. Before the shooting begins, he shows off a pair of Pentagon tactical shoes featuring a child-safe clicky-lace system, which is perfect for someone who admits to running around and falling over quite often. He jokes that the shoes might even help him run faster and improve his social life, though he mostly just hopes they keep his ankles intact.

The actual performance test of the new engine hits a few speed bumps as the day progresses. Despite the hype, the Inferno XTS shows some inconsistent over-hop and under-hop issues that weren't present with his older gear. After some tinkering and a few rounds of being used as a target by his friends, he decides to swap back to the standard engine. To his surprise, the older, normal engine actually performs better, feeding more reliably and sounding quieter than the pricey new upgrade.

By the end of the day, whilst the engine upgrade didn't quite live up to the expectations, the footwear turned out to be the real winner. The shoes survived a day of sprinting through slippery terrain and remained comfortable enough that his feet didn't hurt. He concludes that while his gun might be a work in progress, at least he has great success with his boots, which are much easier to take off at the end of a long day than a stubborn airsoft engine.