Super Soaker Aqua Shock Arctic Blast

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Super Soaker Aqua Shock Arctic Blast

- Let the water warfare begin!
Why settle for soaking someone when you can freeze them in the process?
The amazing Aqua Shock Arctic Blast shoots regular streams of water or you can release a massive jet of freezing-cold H2O from a special 2nd tank! With a wide opening for ice cubes, this super squirt gun has a 1 1/2-liter capacity and can fire up to 35 feet.
It's Max Infusion compatible, too.
Grab one for yourself and let the chilling water warfare begin!

Lowest Price: $19.99

Product Description:

Soaking victory is best served cold! The Aquashock Artic blaster gives you more than one way to shock and surprise your opponents: soak 'em in a stream or add ice to blast 'em with an all-out burst of freezing cold water! Air-powered water blaster lets you add ice to unleash an ice-cold flood. Hit targets up to 35 feet away with a 40-ounce water-supply capacity!

Customer Reviews:

Rating:
Date: 2008-04-16
Awesome Buy!!!
Can't get better than this for 20 dollars. It has a pretty decent reservoir and there is NO leakage. You can keep it the car to soak the unexpecting and not worry about anything getting wet.

It has two firing options. The first is what you would expect, the single stream, which shoots a really good distance. Then though, the BIG shot. The top has a shotgunesque release that will let out a ton of water in a short wide spray. This is what makes the gun so great.

It also features a wide opening for the water so that you can add ice cubes. Also, be sure to note that the usual righty-tighty lefty-loosey mentality will not work when opening the reservoir, it's opposite for some reason.

Rating:
Date: 2007-11-05
great for summer fun
great item for summer fun and an even better price. We already had two of these so I decided to get some more for next summer's fun.

Rating:
Date: 2007-11-01
back in business
A few years back super soaker went down hill when they hit walmart shelves. Cheap, leaky, unreliable, china made worthless material.

Well, super soaker is back, and this gun screams quality.

Apart from the odd shape, it is made of heavy duty plastics. The pump is solid and the mechanics of it is strong and beefy. Fat rubber seals effectively make it watertight. This all adds up to one quality gun that you can toss carelessly into your back seat of the car without worrying about leaks. It builds pressure quick with only a few pumps, and the water stream is tight and powerful. The quick fill valve concept works great.

The gun looks deceivingly small in the pictures but it's actually quite a large gun.

Definitely would buy again.

Rating:
Date: 2007-09-09
Great Water Gun
I got 10 of these guns for a party this summer and they were awsome! I actually have taken them to college and they already have become a great hit. They have pretty much the best range you could hope for from a medium assault style rifle, and they are not too bulky.

Simple rundown on the gun. They pump up from the front, have a triger on the handle for a normal shot (for which you only need to pump 3 or 4 times) which has a maximum range of probably 35ft, and an efective range of probably about 20-25ft. Then if you pump them up extra (10 to 15 times) you can pull back the shotgun release on the top of the gun and unleash a much larger amount of water the spreads out to be about 2 or 3 ft wide, but probably is only efective at about 10ft.

The other nicest thing tho, is the fact that the water chamber isn't the presure chamber. So on the cover for the water chamber it actually has a one way valve that you can fit small (evan or poland spring sized) water bottle tops into. This is really great for re-filling on the run, and you can use water bottles basicaly like extra clips of amo.

Botom line, I got em when they were 40% off and it was a steal. Even for the normal price these guns are worth the cash!

Rating:
Date: 2007-08-31
Received 2. Both defective.
On the first that I received, I couldn't get the cap OFF. I couldn't even get it off with a plumber's wrench. On the replacement I received, I couldn't get the cap ON. The threads of the cap would not engage with the threads on the body of the supersoaker. Not sure if the problem is one of design or workmanship.