Nerf Supersoaker Zipfire Multi-Pack

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You'll have to make those shots count, however, as despite having a capacity of more than a litre we only fired it seven times before it needed refilling. This may be partly due to how much water is wasted during pumping, as it dribbled a lot of water out of the end of the barrel when we were pumping it up. Motorized Water guns. Generally smaller and have a smaller water reservoir as well, but they can instantly shoot without charging. In our range tests we fired each water gun several times at various angles to find the maximum range we were able to reach. Across the board we found that aiming your gun slightly higher helped the water fire further. We measured the capacity of each water gun by filling the water tank up to maximum and then pouring it out into a container on a set of scales that told us how many millilitres of water were inside. This model is similar to the Scatterblast but there are still some differences that make it a great alternative. It is a bit more expensive and features a larger water capacity with 23 ounces of water.

Water guns with single shots and those that need pumping up before firing are especially weak against moving targets. It takes time to prepare those water guns to fire so you've got to make your shots count, which isn't easy when your target is on the run. 4) Wear the right clothes With high-quality plastic, not only that your toy will last longer, it will also be lightweight. There is also no additional small part included with the soaker, which means that there is no danger of the child swallowing it. Delivers five streams of water at once At an impressive range of 9 metres, you'll also be likely to hit your opponents before they can get close enough to return fire. We'd certainly recommend this water gun for the littlest ones in the water fight, but older children would probably prefer it as a side-arm.

The best water guns to buy

The X-Shot Fast-Fill Water Blaster is one of the best singular water guns on the market. If you or your kid want to be king of the water battlefield, the X-Shot is the blaster to get. It’s an ultra-large gun that can hold around a liter or around 30 ounces of water, so you won’t need to refill it constantly. Speaking of which, refilling this bad boy is a piece of cake. All you need to do is dunk the blaster in water, and it will seal itself the moment you pull it out – it takes about a second! You can also adjust the nozzle at the top of the gun to change the velocity of the water stream. To find out how each water gun fares at the all-important task of drenching your opponents, we dressed a tester in white overalls and dyed the water in our water guns green. Water guns like the ones from the Nerf Super Soaker series seem like a great gift for kids, as it can both battle the high heats while keeping your kids physically active and entertained. Water guns game are great if you want your child to spend more time outside and enjoy their school break. But this water gun did come up the shortest in our range tests and it can't be relied on to get your opponents especially wet. We then took photos of how drenched they were and judged how much soaking power one shot from each water gun has.

Spray distance - An average water blaster can fire a distance of around 10 to 40 feet, but the majority of water guns fall somewhere around 30 feet. If you're looking for water guns for children, 30-ish feet is plenty, but the best water guns for adults should have a greater range. This said, if soaking power is your main focus, a shorter range is totally fine. Practical Uses For A Water Gun The Nerf Super Soaker Water Gun series allows your kids to spend their time outside while playing with other children, while also giving you the benefit of allowing them to cool down during these high temperatures. When searching for a water gun, you need to be aware of the blaster’s water tank capacity and firing distance. Some squirters can fire great distances, while others can hold more than a litre of water for maximum drenching. Whatever your play style, there’s almost certainly a water shooter that fits the bill. How much can I expect to pay for a water gun? When it comes to the amount of water a toy gun can use, the main factors that determine it is the size of the capsule holding the water. Water capacity is important as it will let your kids play for longer or shorter periods of time, as well as the distance it can shoot at. Here are two common categories for water guns: You might be tempted to don your army fatigues, but you'll be at a major disadvantage. Light clothes that won't absorb too much water are best for keeping you agile and speedy in the heat of water-based battle. 5) Get to coverThis is an ideal product for people who want their kids to have as much water as possible with them. But once it is entirely full, we believe that it may be a bit heavy for younger kids. There's no fiddly trigger to pull as the Microburst 2 fires as you pump it, and 20 shots is plenty for a water gun with such a low overall tank capacity. To separate the best water guns from the duds we bought ten bestselling blasters and put them through a string of tough tests. We filled each water gun, pumped it up to full power if required, and then fired them several times from a few different angles.