Product Description

The rocket-shaped air-blowing ball series developed in 2002 are made from a silica gel, they are very powerful and refill quickly. They are made of a nontoxic, environmentally friendly material, resistant to both high and low temperatures, tear-proof. It has an air valve to prevent it from breathing in dust and blows out a powerful stream of air to blow dust away, to make cleaning lenses, cameras, filters a breeze. Unique rocket-shaped design can stand upright, and its removable nozzle can be removed and stowed. 5.3" Long 2." Long Nozzle 2.0" Max. Diameter

Product Details

• Brand: Giotto's
• Dimensions: .20 pounds

Features

• Natural and enviromentally friendly rubber
• Air Inlet Valve prevents air back-flow from tube
• Detachable super stream air tube
• Giotto's patented and unique rocket base design provides standing function, convenient use and storage.
• Rocket-Air can blow off dust particles, even those items due to static electricity.

Customer Reviews

Very Handy Size
I already have a very large version of this product, but wanted a smaller one that fit in my bag better. This one fits great. The description "Extra Large" had me concerned, but it is much smaller than my other one... Giottos Rocket Air Blaster, Manual Air Blower with Extra-Large Rubber Bulb - 7.5" Long . This one I am currently reviewing is actually "small" not "Extra Large".

I never go anywhere without a blower. Safe way to blow off lenses, sensors, focusing screens etc. You DO NOT want to stick brushes in your camera to remove any dust or lint, so this is a must have item. The size is perfect for a camera bag where you need it to take up as little room as possible.

Very effective blower
This has been one of the more practical products that I've bought. I find myself using this blower very often. It is very effective due to its blowing power.

Great blower, works like a charm
This is a great little blower, a few blasts got rid of all the dust on my sensor. It IS difficult to aim with one hand, but you can set the camera down and hold the nozzle with one hand while squeezing with the other. If the dust is just sitting on your sensor as opposed to stuck on, this is the tool to have.