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Toy weapons, blasters and water guns

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Toy weapons, blasters and water guns include gel ball blasters, foam darts, electronic shooting targets and accessories, with brands including Iso Trade, Kruzzel and Gotel. These products suit children’s role play, target games and water play. Choose the type of play first, then match replacement darts, hydrogel balls and accessories to the requirements of the particular toy weapon.



 

Toy weapons, blasters and water guns cover role play, target games and water play. The range includes gel ball blasters, Orbeez hydrogel balls, soft foam darts, electronic shooting targets and shoulder straps for darts. Brands include Iso Trade, Kruzzel and Gotel. Alongside toy weapons, replacement projectiles and accessories offer ways to add to an existing play set.

How to choose toy weapons, blasters and water guns

Start with the intended activity: water play, target shooting or role play. For blasters, the projectile type is a key distinction. Check the exact model’s compatibility, specified dart length or hydrogel ball diameter, and manufacturer’s age guidance before choosing accessories. When comparing electronic targets, consider the number of target areas and whether a digital counter is included. Compare set contents separately, since the accessories supplied with a blaster can differ.

  • Gel ball blasters: these toy weapons use hydrogel balls. Glasses are included with an individual blaster set, rather than being a feature to assume for every set.
  • Foam darts: soft replacement darts are available for toy blasters. Compare the stated length and pack quantity when selecting replacements.
  • Orbeez hydrogel balls: packs vary in quantity and colour. Choose the pack quantity according to the intended amount of play.
  • Electronic shooting targets: options include multiple target areas and a digital counter. A target adds a defined aiming point to shooting games.
  • Water guns and shoulder straps: water guns are intended for water play. Shoulder straps provide a place to hold darts during a game.

For water play, start with a water gun. For target games, consider a blaster, suitable projectiles and an electronic target together. Replacement foam darts, hydrogel balls and dart-carrying accessories can also supplement a toy weapon already used at home.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between foam darts and hydrogel balls?

Foam darts and hydrogel balls are different projectile types for toy weapons. The projectile type and dimensions must match the requirements of the particular blaster.

What should I compare when choosing an electronic shooting target?

Compare the electronic shooting target’s number of target areas and whether it has a digital counter. The range includes an option with four target areas.

Do blasters come with glasses?

Glasses are listed with an individual gel ball blaster set. Blaster set contents vary, so glasses should not be assumed to come with every model.

What is a dart shoulder strap used for?

A dart shoulder strap holds darts during play. The strap is an accessory for supplementing a toy blaster setup.