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

These were replaced every two years by successive generations of models until finally the XP series itself was replaced by the Max-D series. We filled each water gun, pumped it up to full power if required, and then fired them several times from a few different angles. Speed and agility are important in water fights, so you'll want to avoid being weighed down by heavy, absorbent clothing. Once filled, you'll also need to remember to keep the water gun upright, as we found it leaks when pointing downwards. Its direct successor was the XP 150, followed by the XP 105, XP 110, XP 310, and finally the Max-D 6000 Faults [ ]In 1992, Larami was sued for patent infringement by Talk to Me Products, who claimed the Super Soaker was a copy of their American Gladiator water gun, which was patented in 1978. However, Talk to Me Products lost their case as their patent referred to a water gun " having a chamber therein". The Super Soaker used a water chamber on top of the gun, that was detachable for filling. [8] When and How Did Super Soaker Get "Nerfed"?:::: iSoaker.com". www.isoaker.com . Retrieved 23 August 2018. More premium options offer an even stronger performance. We've yet to go hands-on with it, but the SpyraTwo has been making waves in recent years (quite literally). Indeed, the company claims that it is the "world's strongest water gun". This is thanks to an electric pump that fires pellets of water rather than the usual stream. Which water gun shoots the farthest?

If you're looking for the best water gun that balances price with power, the Super Soaker Hydra is a front-runner with few rivals. Thanks to a handle pump that unleashes a deluge of water, it'll completely drench opponents in no time at all. Although it'll get through its 65 fl oz (1.9L) tank faster than you'd expect, there aren't many alternatives within the same price range that can challenge it. The valve I plan on putting in is from a water warriors expedition, it's fairly small and doesn't require much trigger travel to open, I'll post some pictures when I finish it. 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. XP 15 As a micropistol and the smallest XP soaker ever made, this was roughly equivalent to the SS 10 XP 35 As a light rifle, this arguably filled the same role as the former SS 30 XP 65 As a medium rifle, this was the effective replacement for the SS 50 XP 105 As a heavy rifle, and as the lightest one still in production with a separate pressure reservoir, this effectively replaced the SS 100 XXP 175 Featuring two tanks and two barrels, and being the second-largest blaster in the lineup, this was the successor to the SS 200 XXP 275 Despite being a single-piece blaster, this inherited many design principles from the SS 300, such as the fact that it was fired by pulling a lever on top of the barrel rather than by pulling a trigger.

Bringing Back the Oldies

Super Soaker started with two pressurized reservoir water guns, and has continued to produce them in various shapes and sizes. span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>Cosmic from 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.