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Oxygen Esports announce Gel Blaster Rocket League partnership

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Image credit: Oxygen Esports / Gel Blaster

American esports organisation Oxygen Esports has partnered with toy company Gel Blaster for its custom Rocket League in-game car wrap.

The Oxygen Esports branded car, now featuring Gel Blaster’s logo, will be available for purchase in the game ahead of the upcoming Rocket League Championship Series (RLCS) in October. The partnership will also include social media activations and a content series.

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Located in New England, Oxygen Esports fields rosters across a number of esports titles. The organisation competes in Rainbow Six, Rocket League, Halo, Apex Legends, VALORANT and more. Notably, the organisation merged with Boston Uprising in late 2021 and acquired a CoD League slot the same year. It operates the Overwatch League franchise Boston Uprising as well as Boston Breach, a Call of Duty League team.

Gel Blaster is a brand that sells eco-friendly toy guns that shoot out water-based beads that evaporate on impact. The guns are used in a manner similar to airsoft, Nerf or paintball guns, but have the advantage of being more eco-friendly than Nerf and Paintball,

The company has recently started selling its product at retailers, and the partnership with Oxygen Esports marks the first time Gel Blaster is actively sponsoring an esports organisation. Both Oxygen Esports and Gel Blaster noted that this partnership wants to showcase the importance of physical activity.

Oxygen Esports noted via Twitter that today’s announcement will be followed by more news next week, however, details further details were sparse.

Murph Vandervelde, President & Co-Founder of Oxygen Esports, commented: “At OXG we aim to educate our gamers and fans that while gaming is fun, getting active is paramount to staying healthy and unlocking peak in-game performance.

“It is no surprise the gaming community gravitates towards Gel Blaster’s gaming-changing products as they make getting active easy and enjoyable.”

Ivan Šimić
Ivan comes from Croatia, loves weird simulator games, and is terrible at playing anything else. Spent 5 years writing about tech and esports in Croatia, and is now doing it here.
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