Nerf Super Soaker XP100 Water Blaster – Air-Pressurised Continuous Blast – Removable Tank – For Kids, Teens, Adults

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Hasbro is leaning hard on nostalgia this year. Across several properties, whether they’re Star Wars action figures or Tiger Electronics games, what’s old is new again. In the case of Super Soakers, that involves a redesign and recoloring of classic designs from deep in the Hasbro vault, and releasing as a Target exclusive. After finally getting my hands on one, I can say that it doesn’t quite hold up to childhood memories. But then again what does? It performs similarly to the original, after all. It’s just the difference between seeing one at five years old, and thirty years old.

span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>Action_jax from It looks like a Super Soaker!!! Although one of the better aspects of the Nerf Super Soaker line is undoubtedly their sleek looks and minimalist colour schemes, to me they just don't look enough like water guns; not so here. The XP100 is clearly inspired by the iconic SS100 and retains its classic pressure chamber behind the reservoir and pump above the nozzle layout. It isn't a straight re-release however as it seems to be slightly chunkier and shorter than the original and utilises a flat sided reservoir and pressure chamber. I also approve of the colour scheme which I feel captures the 'modern re-imagining of a classic' feel quite well although this, like many aspects of aesthetics, is subjective. 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. The other major difference is the pump. More precisely, the pump in the remake is physically larger than the old version. Which means you can actually pump up your blaster in reasonable amounts of time! The pump handle, and its placement above the barrel, remain the same. This tactic can be used to your advantage when your enemies run out of water, too. If you're close to the refill station when they need to come in to load up, they'll be left wide open for you to give them a good soaking without any risk of return fire. 2) Aim highSuper Soaker CPS 2000 Review, Manufactured by: Larami Ltd., 1996:::: iSoaker.com". www.isoaker.com . Retrieved 23 August 2018. We filled each water gun, pumped it up to full power if required, and then fired them several times from a few different angles. span itemprop="name">Revised blast from the pastAs close as you're going to find to the original supersoaker.