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Sunday, July 14, 2013

Hasbro Nerf Dart Tag Crossfire Red Review

Hasbro Nerf Dart Tag Crossfire Red
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We purchased this product for our [...] daughters. They enjoy playing with it.
The glasses fit them both and not only look cool, but offer eye protection.
The gun is ez to load and shoot if they remember to slide it. Be aware that it doesn't self load the darts below the barrel, that is just storage.
The gun has good range and so far the velcro on the darts still stick to the target as well as clothing but isn't too strong as to pill fabrics.
The target was somewhat of a disappointment as the velcro straps are quite short so will only go around a small leg or arm and don't really stay put. The vest, sold in another dart tag kit, would be a better option. So we just attach our targets to trees.
Darts are lost quickly so remember to purchase a refill dart kit.
Over all we are very satisfied with this product but due to the target with small strap issue, we gave it 4 stars.

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Monday, June 4, 2012

Nerf Dart Tag Strikefire 2-Player Duel System (Colors May Vary) Review

Nerf Dart Tag Strikefire 2-Player Duel System (Colors May Vary)
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My kids also have this set as well as the Firefly, Maverick, Recon, Night-Finder, and a few others from another manufacturer. Overall, this is a very good value. We tested the load-fire-reload rate of all our guns, and these shoot just as far, and are the fastest within one minute. Their other Nerf guns have rapid fire up to 8 darts, but the reload time takes much longer. These Strikefire guns can only shoot one dart at a time, but it can shoot all the different types of darts, while the guns that use clips can only shoot 1 type. The kids like the Suction cup and Whisler tip darts the most. The vest works, but the kids don't use them. Instead, they prefer to use the glasses and fire darts at each other, esp. the head. We tried the "shoot only under the neck" rule, but that was impossible to enforce. The foam darts seem very safe, as long as they wear their glasses (which is an absolute requirement if they want to play with the nerf guns.) Their favorite battle is to use barriers in our large family/rec room, and to shoot at each other across the room. Playing indoors makes it a lot easier to find the darts during and after the battle. Outdoor battles can be fun also, but more difficult to hit each other, and a lot harder to find all the darts. Buy extra darts to have longer battles. I think we have almost 200 darts, but still run out during a battle before we're ready to quit. Overall, very good play value. Just don't forget the glasses - it's very easy to get hit in the eye and never fun whenever someone gets hurt during a game.

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It's the Nerf way to play tag! Strap on the adjustable scoring vest and don your Vision Gear goggles. Then grab your weapon, load it with foam darts and take aim at your opponent's scoring vest. Darts actually stick to the vest, so you'll know when you "hit" someone. Dart Tag blasters each hold up to six darts and can launch them up to an incredible 30 feet away.
This action-packed two-player system comes with instructions for seven one-on-one games and five team games for a total of 12 exciting Dart Tag games. Includes two Dart Tag blasters, two adjustable scoring vests, two sets of Dart Tag Vision Gear eyewear, twelve Tagger Micro Darts ammo and instructions.


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