NERF Pro Gelfire Dual Wield Pack, 2 Blasters, No-Prime Firing, 5000 Gelfire Rounds, 2X 100 Round Integrated Hoppers, 2 Eyewear, Ages 14 & Up

I love these blasters! They are super fun and easy to use, no batteries needed. The gel ammo shoots fast and smooth, and it doesn’t make a mess. I like the big hopper that lets me play longer without reloading. The safety glasses are a nice touch too.

This two pack was really good. It came with everything that was listed, even with two pairs of safety glasses instead of one. Very reliable in terms of firing and loading. It has decent range and fairly okay accuracy. Durability was not an issue. Would definitely recommend over Nerf's other gel blaster products.

Our whole senior class all has gel blasters, didn’t wanna blow a bunch of money on some but didn’t wanna cheap out, these are totally worth it cus they shoot hard enough to sting but not to really do any harm. Having two blasters in one box is also really fun cus you can either dual wield or hand one to a friend and have a shootout. I’ve only had them for a day but have performed pretty solid for the 8 bucks I got them. We’ll see how long they last, I recommend you don’t let the balls be soaking wet or they will jam. The plastic quality and built is amazing for its price. (Will change to 5 stars if they hold up over time).

These take a bit of getting used to, but once you do, you won't regret the purchase. They're fairly accurate and don't require clean up since the little pellet things burst on impact.One thing to note is you can shoot the pellets before they're 'ready', meaning they will fire but will mislead you in thinking the impact is light since the velocity is greatly reduced. Once fully expanded, the pellets actually hurt quite a bit. So take heed before shooting this at someone.My only negative remark is how difficult it is to pull the trigger. I can pull it with one finger with a bit of labor, it's much easier with two fingers. Younger kids will have difficulty in pulling the trigger though.These are cheap and fun, and if your goal is target practice and you don't want to pick up bbs, then this is a good choice.

This works great for what it is and the price.They are inexpensive and do not need batteries. They were used as birthday party "goodie bags". Before we had Nerf birthday parties and this is much better. No clean up of hundreds of foam bullets, among other drawbacks of Nerf battles.If anything needs to be taken into account is that children do need a bit of strength to pull the trigger, I would say at least 5 years old and they would need their index and middle finger to do so.Additionally, the glasses that come with the sets are not good really, not because they will not protect the eyes but if any person gets shot on the face with the balls, they will just quit the game, so if you are using these find full face masks unless you want bruised crying children, or adults.The manufacturer could sell the set with masks, but then that would bring the price up. It was not a problem for us as we had the masks already from Nerf battles.I read that the guns jam or do not work properly. We did not have issues like that. You need to be aware that the ball reloads with gravity so it will not work if you are shooting straight up, or with the gun sideways. Additionally, whenever the gun did not load because a ball did not fall in, the solution was just to shake the gun to reset the balls.

These orb guns are great my teenage boys and husband have a blast literately these could be a great starter point for those who may want something in-between a standard foam dart gun and a paint ball gun comes with eye wear protection highly recommended those are used when enjoying the product

So, the blaster does shoot pretty good. Shoots straight, and pretty far at a good speed. Only some gellets break up in the air. So, functions pretty well once you get it all setup.But the complete design of the gun is pretty bad.The trigger is much too far away. I am an full grown adult, and you can see in the pic, that my extended finger can only just barely reach the trigger. Maybe this is on purpose, to make it hard for kids?The hand grip has a seam that your thumb presses against, and kinda irritates your skin and is rough. I smoothed it out with some sandpaper.The hopper is the worst. The lid does not open all the way, so makes pouring in the gellets almost impossible. Especially since there is not flat part on the blaster to set it down. So you either need an extra set of hands, or you have to hold it one one hand, while trying to pour in the gellets into an awkward half closed hopper with the other. More than half the gellets will end up falling to the floor and bouncing and rolling away.This is not really meant for kids. The trigger is too large, the refill too difficult and too messy.

It’s pretty cool, but it hurts my finger so I give it three stars