Adventure Force Tactical Strike Monolith Automatic Ball Blaster - Compatible with NERT Rival
- Brand:
- Adventure Force
- Model Number:
- 5507
- UPC:
- 729747550707
- EAN:
- 0729747550707
- Walmart SKU:
- 182187617
After 5 days of stability at $35.97, market indicators point to an immediate 6.4% price reduction.
Price expected to drop to $33.67 soon
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$20.00 | |
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$35.97 |
Tracking History: We have tracked Adventure Force Tactical Strike Monolith Automatic Ball Blaster - Compatible with NERT Rival since 11/30/2022. The most recent price update was on Sep 1, 2026.
Price Range: Over the past 90 days, the price has ranged from $20.00 (lowest on 7/31/2023) to $35.97 (highest on 11/30/2022). The average price during this period is $33.31.
Current Trend: Walmart.com prices have ranged from $35.97 (Sep 1) to $35.97 (Sep 1) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $35.97.
Customer Insights: Rated 4.4/5 from 71 reviews.
My son loves this gun! I shoots great and he loved that it's got so many balls with it! As soon as he got it well.. He hasn't stopped playing with it! Occupies him for hours. It's very well made and easy to operate! His dad paintballs so this is his very own he says it's like daddies!! He loves it
This thing is amazing! Almost so powerful as to be needed in a large area or outside. It is so quick with the next shot too! My son and husband love fighting it out between the two of them. I would suggest purchasing ball replacements though. Those tiny little things get lost easy!
My son loves this blaster! My husband is jealous of it because of how strong it is. It shoots the balls smoothly, it was bigger than I expected which was a plus. We all had fun using it! We just might have to get a few more so we don't fight over who gets to use it.
Powerful impact when firing, easy to load very fun kids loved playing with this toy it was a surprise that just showed up! Size was perfect for 4-6 year old Lil boys, I would suggest a little more brightly colored so in the event kids are playing at the parks or play ground they aren't mistaken for an actual weapon! That could go bad for no reason! But outside of the color change request the blaster was awesome fun!
Great gun, my son was really happy to receive the Adventure Force Tactical Strike Monolith Motorized Ball Blaster! He has many manual ball blasters and dart guns, but this is the first blaster that is motorized. Super easy to use, lots of fun chasing each other around the yard playing blaster wars! Balls actually shoot pretty far, and we had no problems with the balls getting jammed, they fly out one right after the other. We will be getting more of these so all the family has one. ( Just to make it fair ;) Also FYI, if the gun stops working all of a sudden, make sure the ball door is fully closed or the gun won't turn on. I received a free product in exchange for my honest feedback.
The monolith is large, heavy, looks like a plasma cannon, and shoots rival balls at over 100 fps. Pros: - Hits HARD! - Excellent hopper design that is very easy and fast to reload if you're right handed. - Excellent value, the Nerf equivalent would cost 2.5x more. Cons: - hits hard enough to punch holes into or decapitate weak plastic targets. - Hopper can require significant shaking, as can all agitation hoppers. - You will want 6 1.5v rechargeable D batteries and these can be costly in and of themselves. - Ammo count is rated at 40, while 100-300 count hoppers are out there. - Going to be a bit heavy for younger kids. - Restricted to hip firing, as the iron sight is nowhere near the barrel. Everything considered, if you are looking for a mid tier rival shooting flywheeler the Monolith provides a very compelling price point for what it gives.
I gifted this to my nephew and he absolutely loves it! The grip and weight of the blaster is comfortable. Loading is easy and the firing rate and strength with which it fires is impressive. The only downside is the amount (6) of D batteries required for this blaster. These batteries aren't cheap and I would recommend getting rechargeable batteries if possible. Besides that, I would certainly recommend this blaster, and I am even considering getting another one so that I can have some blaster wars with my nephew.
The fact that it requires 6 D batteries would definitely make me pause before buying for my kids or as a gift. This is definitely for older kids. The blaster is quite bulky and heavy especially after adding the batteries. Also there needs to be a latch of some sort on the ball hold area to stop them from all spilling out.
This product was not bad. The quality of the plastic is pretty good and it has a sturdy drop proof design. I seriously hated how many "D" batteries this required! This made the gun heavy and off balance to use. After a few seconds to warm up, the speed and distance of propulsion the balls get is pretty impressive. However the noise this makes makes sneak attacks impossible! Also the hopper jammed only once after I continuously fired all the balls as fast as the gun allowed and reloaded 4 times.
Balls are not made well, about half of ours broke on impact while shooting targets. Pain to get them back and reload. These actually really hurt when getting hit so you can't use these like you would a nerf and have a fight between a few people. I accidentally shot this off when I was not paying attention and hit my son in the thigh and it left a bruise. Triggers touchy.
Detailed price history for the past 90 days
Walmart.com prices have ranged from $35.97 (Sep 1) to $35.97 (Sep 1) over the past 90 days. Current price is close to the 90-day average of $35.97.
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