This blaster is the "gold standard in NERF dart blasting" and can hold up to 25 Ultra Darts that feature an innovative flight tip, aerofin technology, and lightweight NERF Ultra Foam. The darts can ...

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Despite designs that often make them look like they’re part of the US military’s advanced arsenal, Nerf’s dart-blasters are just toys, and as a result their performance often disappoints compared to ...

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Today Nerf unveiled their N Series line of kid-friendly blasters, which is fueled by next-gen N1 darts that improve accuracy, distance, speed and safety. That performance upgrade will be fully on ...

It wasn’t too long ago when Nerf blasters seemed to occupy almost every child’s playroom. Now, the iconic toy from the 1990s is making its way back, and the Nerf blaster's appeal is to a wider ...

The new $40 Nerf Infinite blaster, announced Thursday as part of Nerf's new N series of products, highlights two milestones for Hasbro's dart-firing toy brand. The highlight feature for the blaster ...

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