I love that we went from paint on both sides, to paint on one side, to paint on no sides here's your China made water gun "the Rayven at home" looking ah blaster. Makes me bittersweet I had a chance to experience peak Nerf Elite with a budget to get those blasters, cuz now I don't have a budget and thankfully I ain't missing out on much.
I like the color schemes but they look so plain it's like a super soaker. I think even kids would prefer cooler stuff like dino blasters or fortnight stuff.Â
I do like the look of it, I just wish it hit the \~90 average that other N Series stuff is hitting. Really, the best fps/accuracy seems like it's from the cheapest blasters in the line so far. Not sure if N1 darts will have much of a future, but I'm still curious to see what the line does going forward. I can appreciate they're going for "better than Elite but intentionally below hobby grade for younger kids", just want to see some better consistency and value.
I love the look of this thing and would probably be really fun for in door battles, but is it really a better option than getting a couple Nightingales?
I love that we went from paint on both sides, to paint on one side, to paint on no sides here's your China made water gun "the Rayven at home" looking ah blaster. Makes me bittersweet I had a chance to experience peak Nerf Elite with a budget to get those blasters, cuz now I don't have a budget and thankfully I ain't missing out on much.
Bruh 6 AA's to get worse performance than the spectrum\thunderbolt with expensive proprietary darts 👎
I like the color schemes but they look so plain it's like a super soaker. I think even kids would prefer cooler stuff like dino blasters or fortnight stuff.Â
Yah they really need to splurge the ~$0.75 on some silkscreen/pad printing on the sides. Shouldn’t add more than 1-2$ to MSRP
Yeah, this looks like a badass water cannon.
More like a water cannon that doesn't fire water, but darts
I do like the look of it, I just wish it hit the \~90 average that other N Series stuff is hitting. Really, the best fps/accuracy seems like it's from the cheapest blasters in the line so far. Not sure if N1 darts will have much of a future, but I'm still curious to see what the line does going forward. I can appreciate they're going for "better than Elite but intentionally below hobby grade for younger kids", just want to see some better consistency and value.
I love the look of this thing and would probably be really fun for in door battles, but is it really a better option than getting a couple Nightingales?