Product Description

With powerful air jets, Sureshot is the ultimate target game. Fully adjustable, the target can be raised and lowered as well as made to hover in mid-air. The rapid-fire hand-held launcher has soft, safe foam darts. Requires 4 "C" batteries (not included). Measures 4"L x 23"W x 14"H.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #62272 in Toys & Games
• Brand: Poof Slinky
• Model: 33304
• Released on: 2006-06-12
• Dimensions: 23.00" h x 14.00" w x 4.00" l, 3.52 pounds

Features

• It's the ultimate target game!
• Powerful air jets cause the targets to hover in mid-air!
• Ages 5 and Up

From the Manufacturer
SureShot Hover Blaster

Customer Reviews

My grandson loves this
I bought this for my 9 year old grandson for Christmas and I've got to tell you....he loves it so much his mom had to go out after Christmas to find another one (could not find the exact same one) so that when his buddies come over they can all play at the same time. It was a real hit with him - and I'm looking forward to trying it out myself. Would definitely recommend this product.

This is a great toy
I bought this for my eight year old nephew. It was the first toy he got out of the box after all the gifts were opened on X-mas eve, and everyone played with it all night . It is well made and works great, very easy to set up and start shooting. You can set the air flows to different heights and the balls float in the air perfectly. It comes with extra balls and the "arrows" have suction cup tips for shooting at targets. All the kids from ages forty down to four had a great time with it. Cats also find it highly entertaining.

A fun game
This game is really cool I must admit. The concept is awesome...stryfoam balls floating on a jet of air...to be blasted out of the air with a nerf gun and foam arrows with suction cups at the ends. What kid wouldn't want it? The only drawbacks are this. It doesn't stand up well on carpets..the base is not wide enough. One of the red ball holders cracked off as it tipped over while on the carpet and hit the tv. The on/off switch is located on the back of the game. So when everything is set up..you've got to reach around to the back at the bottom and switch it on then all the balls fall off as its impossible not to giggle it a bit.
So..if you switch it on first, then place the balls on...you'd have to adjust all the jets of air on each, then set the balls on...its a no/win situation and a bit frustrating to set up.
If the base was sturdier and the on/off switch was located on the front; my son would have it going 24/7.