Nerf are well-known toys for both grown-ups and children alike. From a fun play around in the back garden to all out warfare (without the bruises) Nerf are the go to for foam projectiles. From foam ...

Announced just before the New York Toy Fair last year, Nerf’s Rival blasters, which launched tiny foam balls at speeds of up to 70 miles per hour, were the biggest innovation in foam warfare in years.

Automatic weapons: now fun for the whole family! Nerf, the iconic toy manufacturer known for its foam ammo and the weapons to shoot it, has just outdone itself with the Nerf Rival Khaos MXVI-4000. The ...

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The Nerf Elite 2.0 Motoblitz is a unique blaster as it’s essentially two blasters in one: a motorised, automatic blaster fed by a ten-dart magazine, and an air-powered pump action “shotgun” that sends ...

About those projectiles. The blaster comes with 10,000 tiny dehydrated Gelfire rounds. To prepare for your Nerf war, you first have to hydrate the rounds, which makes them grow into “soft, super ...

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If you're under the impression that you have the sickest Nerf gun in your office, you need to think again! Mattel just made one of the coolest dart guns ever that rapidly fires off sticky darts. The ...

If Moore's Law applied to foam darts, Nerf would be Intel. Somehow, each new lineup of blasters consistently manages to cram in even more darts and special features than the previous batch. But how do ...

Remember when Nerf blasters were simple, toy-like affairs? Times have changed, and now we have heavy, belt-fed, battery-chugging monstrosities that appeal to cubicle warriors as much as to children.

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