I am a Nerf fan. This
is my first Nerf toy. However I have
purchased untold numbers of Nerf toys for grandchildren over the years. The packaging was easy to get into with no
wire ties. All the tie downs were
easily severed by a pocket knife. The
sling shot assembled easily and the instructions were clear. However I would put in much bolder print
that the dart has to be loaded into the slingshot prior to pulling back the
launch string. Those of us who tinker
prior to finishing the instructions, will be far happier and less frustrated if
we see immediately that the dart must be in the slingshot first!
The dart shot roughly 40 feet. I didn't measure but I did pace it off. This is quite an impressive range. The build quality is fine. My only complaint is that two darts? Really!
Just two darts? I am beginning to
suspect Nerf of the printer/print ink concept of sales. As easily as the darts get lost, the
inclusion of 10 darts would not be out of line. Granted I did buy 75 packs of darts for the
grandkids at Xmas but that's their house and this is mine. Two darts?
Ten darts would have given this a solid five stars. Two darts, as nice as this is, that drops it
to four stars.
SlingStrike blaster is the first-ever Nerf dart-firing
slingshot
Includes 2 Elite darts
Store darts on the blaster's arms
Pull string back to ready, release to fire
Includes SlingStrike blaster, 2 Elite darts, and
instructions
If reviewing a product, it may have been received free of charge. That will NEVER have a bearing on my recommendations.
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