Toyrific Aqua Blaster Ice Beam Water Gun

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If you're determined, you can empty this capacity in under 20 seconds, resulting in the second highest soak factor (CNET's own water gun metric for comparison -- essentially milliliters per second of water expulsion) of 107.

We paid close attention to each model's design and features to separate the awesome water guns from the duds. We're looking especially to see if manufacturer claims prove accurate in the real world, so if a product is advertised on its ability to fire water jets far, but in reality they go just a few meters, we'll tell you. The pump action gets the flow in motion and with a generous two-litre capacity, targets will get wetter than the average washing machine rinse cycle.But as summer hits, don’t be surprised if more water-based weapons targeted at adults burst their way onto the market—and into your leisure time. Kids require smaller and lighter squirt guns that are easy to operate, so that's where our focus was when selecting models for children.

The best water gun for adults is the SpyraTwo water gun, which is capable of firing water bullets up to 50 feet.We've yet to go hands-on with it, but the SpyraTwo has been making waves in recent years (quite literally). No matter whether you want something cheap and cheerful or a premium Super Soaker that'll put normal water pistols to shame, you'll find an option to suit you here. The latter catapults two jets of water straight ahead, and besides being quite accurate, their range is surprisingly good. Add in the benefit of the PowerShot aspect and the Spyra Two, available in either red or blue, is a shoo-in for best tactical yard-based water gun.

Combining the video game's distinctive look with an ability to drench your friends, it's sure to go down very well for fans of the series. Spyra sets the high-tech pace in the space, and has done so since Sebastian Walter, a keen gamer and designer, crowdfunded his water-blasting brainchild through a 2015 Kickstarter campaign. We used to have water fights in the summer, and these water guns were so much fun that the strong flow from each squeeze was strong, sustained, and exquisitingly satisfying. The dog days may be over, but September can be just as sweltering as August, so make sure you enjoy those late summer days while you still can! It didn't fare particularly well in our testing, having the lowest soak factor overall, but the pressurized shooting design is fun, but may keep you out of a quicker paced skirmish with plunger or automatic options available.There is a bit of a leak issue, but maybe you won't mind that – our full Super Soaker XP100 review explains it all. Water fights tend to be more fun with a second participant, so this two-pack makes it more economical to pick up multiple guns at once for a big spraying battle. Outside of his work Rob is passionate about motorbikes, skiing/snowboarding and team sports, with football and cricket his two favourites. If you're hoping to get the best water guns without splashing out both literally and figuratively, this Fortnite-themed Super Soaker is a fair place to start. There are recommendations to suit every age group as well, which means younger warriors don't need to be left out when it comes to the best water pistols.