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Nerf Zombie Driller Review
The Nerf Zombie Strike line has been dead for several years, without a whisper as to whether it would return to the land of the living. Now, however, Hasbro is (at least spiritually) bringing the...
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Nerf Elite Jr Racer Review
Sometimes, simple is better. That’s especially true in the case of Nerf Elite Jr. You need to make blasters usable by young hands, but if you do too much with a blaster that fires lower velocities...
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Nerf Better Than Balloons Review
I mainly review blasters on this website. But sometimes there are related items that are worth a try. For example, Zuru’s Bunch o Balloons line has been great for quickly getting ammo ready for water...
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Tidal Storm Aqua Thunder Review
There aren’t too many new things in the world of soakers this year. For the most part, we have variations of products from last year, just in a different or larger format. Prime Time Toys (makers of...
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Nerf Rival Challenger Review
Here’s a fun fact: we haven’t had a new Nerf Rival flywheel blaster in over four years, since BEFORE the Covid pandemic. The last one was the Charger, which came in at $35, featured an internal...
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Nerf Junior Wild Lionfury Review
The Nerf Elite Jr. line certainly isn’t meant to be a powerhouse – I’m not sure how to rate it in that regard in terms of range, as you’ll see below. But don’t let a low range score fool you; for the...
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Nerf Junior Wild Sharkfire Review
This blaster hit shelves slightly later than the Lionfury, but the appeal is the same: make a blaster in a fun animal shape, and gear it towards little kids. On those merits, it succeeds. The rest of...
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Adventure Force Nexus Pro X Review
The original Nexus Pro is four years old at this point. It helped start the trend of pro-level blasters on store shelves/websites, as opposed to hobby-related sources. In retrospect, several things...
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Game/Event Writeup: Nerf Action Xperience Manchester
As some of you know, I’ve had to pause writing between work, projects, and vacation. On that vacation, however, I did convince my wife to make a pit stop involving my hobby… Nerf Action Xperience...
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Adventure Force Aeon Pro X Review
The Adventure Force Nexus Pro X isn’t the only new powerhouse on shelves this spring. A successor to the Aeon Pro also arrived on shelves, keeping the same relative form factor while featuring more...
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Nerf Pro Gelfire Uproar Review
After the debut of the Gelfire Mythic, Nerf paused any electronic/electric releases in favor of other blasters to fill in niches in the line. Shotgun? Check. Sniper rifle feel? Check. Jolt reskin?...
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Nerf N Series Infinite Review
The N Series has made its debut, and between the influencer care package from Hasbro (thanks, guys!) and buying other blasters, I’ve been able to fire most of them. More importantly, fire them in...
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Nerf N Series Agility Review
The Agility follows a strong tradition at Hasbro. From Maverick to Strongarm to Commander (and all the variants between), we’ve had a six-shot revolver as part of the main blaster line. Now, with N...
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Nerf Reveals New Pro Blasters!
Well, the embargo on information is lifted, so now I can talk about everything that I saw during a recent visit to Hasbro headquarters. Originally, I could only comment on the N Series (and you’ve seen...
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Nerf N Series Ward Review
Every blaster line needs a small pistol, and the Ward fills that role for N Series. With two shots, decent performance, and a $5 price tag, it’s likely to be most kids’ first experience with the new...
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Dart Zone Max Venom Pro Review
It’s been a hot minute since many of this summer’s blasters hit shelves – until recently, I hadn’t been able to buy the blasters so that I could properly try them in foam combat for review. Thankfully,...
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Adventure Force Maxim Pro Review
It seems strange that, in all the years since Dart Zone began making Pro blasters, they haven’t had a “regular” semi-auto blaster available. There have been blasters with semiauto modes, yes (looking...
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Dart Zone Nitroshot Darts: The Most Accurate Ever? An Analysis
Earlier in September, Dart Zone was kind enough to send me a 200 pack of full-length Nitroshot darts to review. As an added bonus for comparison, they even forwarded a pack of the new Adventure Force...
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Dart Zone Max Stryker 2.0 Review
This is a late review! Life happens, and blaster purchases tend to hit the wayside when you quit your job and spend months looking for a new one. So until I bought a Stryker 2.0 the day of a Nerf war...
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Siren Gnarl Review
Earlier this year, NSI International announced a new line of pro-level blasters, under the Siren name. They launched a website with preorders, and also sent samples out to influencers throughout the...
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