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[...] (roughly 2 darts per second). This isn’t a bad score, per se, but it’s well behind other Nerf blasters like the Elite Demolisher (4 darts per second), and not even close to our reigning rate-of- [...]

[...]  Rapidstrike (which did the same in 6.8 seconds), and is nearly on-par with the very best Nerf blasters we have ever recorded. Semi-auto or not, the Nerf Cam ECS-12 will take a back seat to [...]

[...] in this regard (with apologies to anyone we may have missed): A Statistical Analysis of Nerf Blasters and Darts, by Shawn O’Neil and Kate Drueen Drag Coefficient of Nerf Darts, by B. Trettel The [...]

[...] we applaud Hasbro on making good on the promise of delivering more customization options in Nerf blasters. We expect to see prototypes of the new Modulus ECS-10 at Toy Fair NYC and will obviously be [...]

[...] action, the RotoFury belts out whistling darts unlike any Mega product before it. Our brief hands-on time left a generally good impression, though we noted the drum guard would often interfere with [...]

[...] nonetheless had several memorable experiences to share, including: World’s first hands-on time with new (and now unreleased!) Tek Recon Predator. First detailed images of all- [...]

[...] Toy Fair. So it won’t be long until we have some additional details, and possibly some hands-on time. While the lack of compatibility with Nerf products is disappointing, the exceptional [...]

[...] will officially be introduced at Toy Fair this weekend, and we’re hoping to get lots of hands-on time with the two models currently being shown. In the meantime, word has it the new blasters [...]

[...] how to review it. Do we review the blaster as it was sent to us (and as it appears on store shelves), or do we review it the way it should be used? Perhaps we’ll do a little of both. [...]

[...] ’s new. Most of this fall’s blaster line-up has not only been revealed, but has already hit store shelves. Nonetheless, there are always a few items that go under the radar and fail to get much [...]

[...] Products from the 2015 leak begin making their way to store shelves across the U.S.! Thanks to the watchful eye of the Nerf sub-Reddit, we’re now getting reports [...]

[...] the full development process–from initial ideas to products actually appearing on store shelves? Realistically, I’d say the design process (“NPD” or New Product Development–the [...]

[...] were a consistently low 22 feet-per-second. We were stunned. We’ve become accustomed to Nerf products regularly failing to meet their stated range claims (which, ironically, is the opposite of [...]

[...] wear-and-tear (something we don’t see with most value brands). Unfortunately, as with most Nerf products, only one side of the S-18380 is decorated. Likely a cost-cutting measure, this unfinished- [...]

[...] see if the Retaliator would live up to its “90 Feet!” claims. But, as with nearly all Nerf products we’ve tested recently (the Mega Thunderbow being a notable exception), we failed to [...]

[...] matter, it’s not even to the level of performance reached by most Elite, non-Mega Nerf products (our Nerf N-Strike Elite Triad XD, for instance, could hit 87 feet). So we’re [...]

[...] Price: $99.99/Available: Fall 14) Dominate the competition with the biggest, baddest NERF blaster yet! The N-STRIKE ELITE RHINO-FIRE blaster is the first fully automatic NERF blaster [...]

[...] Head on over to Walmart.com now to pre-order the baddest Nerf blaster on the market! We recently reported that the all-new, Nerf N-Strike Elite Rhino-Fire blaster [...]

[...] with nearly 100 feet-per-second out-of-the-box), but it’s a fairly expected score for a Nerf blaster, and clearly contributes to the overall shot ranges we recorded. Of course, distance [...]

[...] unseat the current king of the Elite? On paper, the idea of adding a video camera to a Nerf blaster makes all the sense in the world. With GoPro-style videos all the rage, why not add a [...]