Water blaster with 5 adjustable nozzles and pressurized hydropower! Even has electronic power meter!
Product Details
Product Length:
23.62 inches
Product Width:
11.81 inches
Product Height:
5.91 inches
Package Length:
24.4 inches
Package Width:
11.9 inches
Package Height:
5.6 inches
Package Weight:
4.45 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 6 reviews
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 6 customer reviews )
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5 of 5 found the following review helpful:
Water Warriors Blazer best of the best Jul 01, 2006
By Simeon This water gun is awesome! It holds about 63 oz of water (not the advertised 96 oz) and comes with a nice shoulder strap to help carry it. The five nozzels on the barrel allow for you to use a water conserving light stream all the way up to a massive drenching water cannon. The best thing about this water gun is that it has a huge firing chamber allowing you to spray water for a long time before re-pumping and the pressure does not drop off until the last few seconds of the blast. It takes around thirty pumps for max power and you can empty the tank after about 3 full charges. This is the most powerful water gun in the stores right now. A must have for any super soaker fans.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Water Warriors who? Aug 07, 2009
By N. Pratt I got this water gun because [...] gave it a very good review and the price was fairly cheap for a water gun. I expected something pretty good and I got an awesome water gun thats not a super soaker. This thing is is so cool. Its got 5 settings but you'll probably want to use the strong ones if you go against anyone with a powerful soaker. The super soakers of the past probably have better range/power, but I do think this matches the flash flood. Flood gots more water per shotgun blast but this seem to have a bigger water supply. The strap is definitely a plus. This water gun has made me a fan of water warrior but you still gotta do your research. Not all their soakers are as good as this one. Also super soaker is still the best but more expensive. I'll probably get another of these eventually. For the price and the quality of this blaster, you just can't beat that.
Kewl Water Blaster! Jan 21, 2010
By Jeff Evans
"Jeff Evans"
I bought this water blaster for my 6 year old son for his Christmas Key West vacation. Wow! it was a gigantic Success! This water blaster rocks the house.
My son loved it and I have to admit I was really impressed with how kewl this blaster looks and how much water it held and last but not least...how far this thing could shoot a stream of water. I wish i had one of these when I was a kid! Anyway, it's ruggedly built, dense thick plastic and it seems that it will hold up for at least a few summers of fun. This is not your Granma's squirt pistol! Great fun for families to have water blaster wars...buy two!
water away Nov 19, 2009
By Ralph
"Ralph"
I bought this product and it is a good one I even use it to water my plants cause it has different nozzle spray..
I recommned it..
Cat Deterrent Nov 09, 2009
By fan of quality products
"turmfalke22"
I bought this item to go after the feral cats that hunt wildlife in our yard. The one I blasted a good one hasn't been back, and I'm waiting to "educate" another, more skilled intruder. In case this offends the cat lovers, I am a wildlife rehabilitator and have seen and treated more than my fair share of horrific injuries caused by so-called pet cats. I, too, love cats, but mine are inside only and don't get a chance to inflict gruesome injuries that condemn wildlife to a horrible death due to infection. I release wildlife in our yard and spend hundreds of dollars out of pocket to care for them. A water blast won't hurt a cat but is an extremely unpleasant surprise that hopefully teaches them to stay outside the fence. Let this be a reminder that cats have no business roaming unchecked outside, and allowing them to do so makes you an extremely irresponsible pet owner.
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