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Super Soaker Max Infusion Flash Flood from Hasbro
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Minimum Age: 8 years
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Product Description The opposing Soaker Tag Elite team will be counting in cubits when you unleash the flash flood blaster. Using the patented constant pressure system, you'll have two powerful ways to soak the competition. You can choose the regular nouncezle to shoot a concentrated stream up to 35' away. Or, release the flash flood trigger and drench your opponent by emptying the huge 16 ounce upper tank all at once. The blaster shoots concentrated stream of water or unleashes a drenching flood. The constant pressure system ensures that water pressure lasts and lasts. This blaster comes with ten body targets.
Customer Reviews
Eliminate opponates with ease! Posted 08 July 2008
From the Second i got this gun i was amazed! its comfortable and EXTREMELY POWERFUL!!! Its grip is comfortable and you could hold it for hours without it hurting. you can only get up to 3 flood shots per tank, but its ADDICTING! It can easily stand its own with the CPS series, but be sure to have a good side arm, like the MAX-D 3000 for support
Handy for the random in-dorm water fight or as a highlighter gun Posted 05 August 2007
I got this gun for "self defense" after an indoor water fight broke out at my summer program. It's compact, fillable from a sink tap, and accurate enough to get more water on your target then on the walls. Using the alt-fire is a good way to piss someone off, or get people who don't want to get wet to back down. It's unobtrusive and can easily be stashed.
For fun at black lit dances, take the core out of a highlighter and tape it to the intake nozzle in the main tank. The resulting fluid fluoresces under the black light, producing a bright stream that makes whatever you hit glow. I drew some smilies on the walls and ceiling.
Get in the game! Posted 15 May 2007
We bought one of these for my 8 year old last year, and it was such a success, my 6 year old needed one to stay in the game for a fair fight. We purchased this second one for the 6 year old's b-day this year. The product is easy to use and sturdy. A 6 year old is strong enough to pull back the part for spraying the flash flood. Being filled full of water, it is fairly light weight, and has an effective design for small hands to grip & hang onto it, and not drop it while their running all over the yard dodging the enemy.
A good price for a durable & fun toy!
Did Not Last Long... Posted 23 April 2007
This water gun is very fun to play with. You will have some trouble pumping it, and an attachable bag with extra water is very helpful. However, while using it lately, I filled it up, pulled the Flash Flood trigger, and water just spurted out, even though I had pumped the water gun at least 10-20 times. The nozzle appeared jammed. All attempts to unclog the nozzle were unsuccessful (short of tearing the gun apart), and I have not used it since. If you have a very well-filtered water source, buy it, if not, don't.
Fun - for a bit Posted 06 February 2007
I bought these for my siblings, 4, 6 and 8, for Christmas.
They are big guns. The 4 year old has a hard time, but manages to have fun. The other two have no problem pushing the trigger, but doing the flash flood function (which is cool, like a blast from a garden hose on steroids all of a sudden, all at once) is difficult for them. You have to pull it back quick and it does have some resistance that even I (25 yr old male) have a little trouble with.
The spraying is fun, and it generally does stay strong until the end, but after giving in to the temptation to flash flood a couple of times, you are out of water and out of pressure.
Another thing: the kids can barely pump these things to the degree they would need to. I am no hulk, but I pump these things as many times as I can before getting resistance and it does not last the whole tank of water.
The good thing though is that these are consistently attractive toys, however difficult it may be to keep them pumped, filled and ready for play.
I would highly recommend getting the water expansion bag thing (lets you have more water over your shoulder).
All in all, we got this from amazon for half off regular price during the holidays (some weird one day only thing) and for that (seven bucks) it was worth it by far.
We like, really like, but do not love, these guns.
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