Looking to absolutely obliterate your rivals? The NERF Ultra Speed is a foam-dart death machine. With a fire rate of 7 darts per second combined with 24 NERF AccuStrike Ultra darts, the Ultra Speed will have your enemies left in the dust before they even know you were there. The One and Two have grace, poise, and a sleek design, but the NERF ULTRA THREE, not so much. Honestly, we are completely bewildered by this blaster. It is oddly larger than expected and has some unusual design choices. The NERF Ultra Focus is a semi-automatic blaster (one trigger pull equals one shot) with an acceleration button located below the trigger guard. It’s not the largest blaster available, but thanks to its lightweight and small size, it’s perfect for special ops or fast-moving NERF battles.

With the Nerf Ultra ONE, Hasbro's famous line of dart guns takes another step forward in excitement and spectacularity. The design of this blaster, conceived to be used with two hands, surprises with its realism. This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. To return faulty items see our Returning Faulty Items policy. We may have fallen in love with the NERF ULTRA Pharaoh. It may be the luxurious gold trim, the special gold ULTRA darts, the 10-dart clip, or the fact that it’s a NERF sniper. Gah, we love this blaster more than it deserves. If you like to bring a bit of style onto the blasting field, then look no further – this is the one. Blast into the game-changing superiority with Nerf Ultra darts that fly through the air up to 25 meters (82 feet). The motorised Nerf Ultra One blaster includes a high-capacity dart drum that holds up to 25 Nerf Ultra darts. Works only with Nerf Ultra darts. Includes 25 ground-breaking Nerf Ultra darts that feature an innovative flight tip, Aerofin technology, and lightweight Nerf Ultra foam and are compatible only with Nerf Ultra blasters. No matter what generation you belong to, chances are you’re familiar with toy foam blasters. Today’s blaster products combine the safe materials that made them popular in their early years with the latest innovations to make them powerful and fun.The NERF Ultra Select is the first full-automatic ULTRA NERF gun that combines the phenomenal firing distance of the Ultra series with the terror only inspired by full-auto carnage.

Surprisingly, second place for the range assessment was given to the Nerf Rival Roundhouse XX-1500 Blaster— the model that uses foam balls as a projectile rather than darts. The furthest ball we recorded traveled a distance of 88 feet. It's even more impressive that this is a manually powered toy blaster that is not that hard to set. The Roundhouse gets the thumbs up from the GearLab crew. NERF ULTRA DARTS ARE THE FURTHEST FLYING NERF DARTS EVER: Blast into the game-changing superiority with Nerf Ultra darts the furthest flying Nerf darts ever, up to 36 metres They're based in convenient locations including supermarkets, newsagents and train stations. Plus they're often open late and on Sundays.

A Long-Range Toy

It’s important to note that blasters are better for older players, with a recommended age of 14 and up, although there are a few that are rated for ages 8 and up. The drum is its most striking feature, capable of holding up to 25 rubber darts and providing a burst of adrenaline for the user. A Long-Range Toy Given the characteristics of this dart blaster, its recommended age is from 8 years old. Therefore, the Nerf Ultra ONE is a toy weapon designed for young people with experience in this type of entertainment. To start blasting, simply load the clip into the underside of the Speed, hold down the acceleration button to power up the motor, and pull the trigger to fire. The Speed features a drop down grip just under the muzzle to help you keep a steady aim and there is even an integrated iron sights on top to help you place those tough shots. Toy blasters shoot balls or darts at targets that are designed to strike humans without hurting. They’re especially popular with older children, although many versions are safe for children ages 8 and up. Since the projectiles they shoot are soft in nature, they’re generally acceptable for indoor or outdoor use.

As a fully-automatic blaster, the Select will burn through your NERF ammunition, but thanks to the inclusion of a novel clip selector, you can load two 10-dart clips at one time. Once you have emptied your first clip, move the clip selector handle, located just under the barrel, to switch instantly to a fresh magazine. Not only does the clip selector mean you won’t have to worry about reloading for a while, but it also allows for some strategic thinking. The Select comes with both 10 standard, long-distance, ULTRA darts and special AccuStrike ULTRA darts, which are designed for precision. No one will be able to escape you now, whether they’re near or far! If rapid-fire shooting is important to you, though, you may find some models bothersome. You’ll notice a slight delay after you pull the trigger before something happens. If you’re buying a Nerf gun for a young person in your life, pay close attention to shooting power. That’s the element of the gun that will be considered the most “fun.” However, if you’re concerned about safety and indoor use, you may not necessarily go for the most powerful, especially if you have younger children. Some models have shooting power of approximately 70 feet per second, although others can shoot at up to 100 feet per second.Perhaps more important than shooting power is recovery. Some blasters can shoot rounds in rapid succession, while others have recovery time between each shot. You’ll also find that some blasters need to be reloaded after a few shots, while others will hold 25 or 100 rounds. That means more uninterrupted shooting time, which equals more fun for everyone. One of the most outstanding features of the Nerf Ultra ONE blaster is its long range: up to 35 metres in normal conditions, which allows the game to be taken to another level.

This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items.No matter the age, toy blaster owners want to know their blaster has power. Some models can shoot rounds at speeds of up to 125 feet per second, while others come in at only about 70 feet per second. NERF ULTRA DARTS: Includes 25 ground-breaking Nerf Ultra darts that feature an innovative flight tip, Aerofin technology and lightweight Nerf Ultra foam. They only work with Nerf Ultra Blasters All the elements that make it up result in a toy weapon with which the user will believe he is inside a film or a video game. Distance is important, as well. Some blasters can shoot as far as 70 feet, although they do best within 50-feet ranges. NERF ULTRA ONE BLASTER WITH HIGH-CAPACITY DRUM: The motorised Nerf Ultra One blaster includes a high-capacity dart drum that holds up to 25 Nerf Ultra darts.