Launched in October 2019 as part of the unique Ultra series, the Nerf Ultra One is a semi-automatic flywheel-powered blaster with a generous 25-dart drum.
The Ultra One fires Ultra Darts, designed and promoted as the farthest-flying Nerf darts ever made. So, with a brand new range of blasters and a new dart type, the expectations for the Ultra One were high.
Released in 2018, the Nerf Laser Ops Pro home laser tag concept was Nerf’s latest attempt to breathe life into the concept of smartphone laser tag.
While I personally have my reservations about playing laser tag with smartphones, Nerf Laser Ops Pro is a surprisingly fun laser tag set.
A guide to the history of Nerf, one of the biggest toy brands. Find out who invented the first Nerf gun and what the acronym stands for.
Whatever your memories are, Nerf has been around for what feels like forever, and it does indeed have a very colorful history.
It’s a brand that has been a favorite for generations. A toy brand that your grandad, your dad, and your kids will bond over.
Practice your shooting skills with these seven shooting targets for Nerf guns, from basic static targets to sophisticated digital toys.
Let’s be honest; Nerf guns have never been known for their outstanding firing accuracy. When shooting with foam darts, we simply cannot expect to be able to hit a bullseye from 100 feet away.
And that’s kind of okay because we buy and play with Nerf blasters for different reasons. But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t be practicing our shooting and aiming skills.
Reviews of five of the best Nerf Super Soakers, and a guide explaining the history behind those popular Nerf water guns.
What’s more entertaining than battling an all-out water war with your best friends on a hot summer’s day? That’s right, water guns are a ton of fun, for children as well as for adults.
You could choose to go to combat with an old-school water pistol, but you’re not going to win. What you should do instead is upgrade to a powerful Nerf Super Soaker blaster.
Do you remember the Nerf Jolt EX-1 from many years ago? That super tiny pistol-style Nerf blaster that shoots one dart at a time?
If you liked the Jolt as much as I did (yes, I do believe the Jolt was a cool thing), you would most likely also appreciate the MicroShots series that Nerf has been releasing since 2018.
The Nerf Elite Trilogy DS-15 is a spring-powered pump-action shotgun blaster that fires three elite darts at once through shells.
It’s quite a unique blaster in more than one way, and in this review, I am going to share my honest thoughts on the Trilogy DS-15 with you.
Reviews of the five best Nerf shotguns currently available, based on looks, performance, authenticity, ergonomics, and the shotgun factor.
The Nerf shotgun is a unique type of blaster that we don’t see very often appearing on the shelves. And that’s a pity because they’re fun to play with and usually look pretty cool.
In this article, I am going to explain what a real Nerf shotgun is (as opposed to a shotgun-style blaster), and I will share my personal top five.
The Nerf Rival Takedown XX-800 is an exciting shotgun-style blaster with a simple pump-action firing mechanism and a modest internal magazine. It might be a basic Nerf gun, but it’s powerful enough to deserve your attention.
In this review of the Nerf Rival Takedown, I am going through some of the top features of this model, and I will share my honest opinion with you.
Reviews of five of the best Nerf modulus guns, highly customizable blasters designed to create endless variations with various attachments.
The N-Strike Modulus series is quite a unique range of Nerf guns in the sense that each blaster is highly customizable without having to do mods.
According to Nerf, there are more than 1,000 different combinations of blasters possible within the Modulus system, which is pretty impressive.