Adventure Force Tactical Strike Nexus Pro Ultimate Foam Dart Blaster – Special Graphic Camo Edition

Best bang for your buck, hands down! Dart Zone (Adventure Force) are the new leader in quality foam blasters. Stop spending money on Nerf brand blasters and get on the pro level. This is one of the best blasters you can get. Mine hits 150Fps out of the box. The Dart Zone Pro Mk1.1 is amazing and you should check them out, but for a third of the price this is hard to beat. Its about time that a company listens to the community that they serve, this blaster proves they are listening. These are going to sell out quick. If you see one, buy it!

This is the best blaster on the market right now, period. 150 fps out of the box, compatible with full and half length darts, easy (one screw) access to the spring, and the stock point is compatible with most other ar stocks. If you're interested, get it.

You're not going to find anything like this for the same price anywhere else! I've been a fan of magazine fed foam blasters, ever since I saw the Nerf Raider CS-35. But I have always been disappointed by the poor range and accuracy...... until now. The Nexus Pro fixes both of those problems. It performs every bit as good as the YouTube reviews claim. Keep in mind, pro performance means a very heavy priming weight, and high velocity foam darts. My 12 year old son can't prime this blaster. My 39 year old arm hurts after blasting through several magazines. The included half-length darts will blast a hole right through a paper target (and hit the mark too!). I would NOT want to be shot in the face with one of these. THIS IS NOT A TOY FOR CHILDREN. With proper consideration for safety, this blaster is loads of fun! Also it is compatible with other brand accessories. It works well with my Nerf 25 and 35 round drum magazines, and swapping the priming handle for the Caduceus from Next Level Nerf was a very simple improvement.

My kids love this blaster! It is now their favorite in our "arsenal"! It is much more powerful and shoots much farther than our other blasters. It makes a satisfyingly loud pop sound when fired and the darts really do clear 125+ feet as advertised. It comes with full traditional length darts and half-length shorter darts. In our use, the full-length ones tend to go farther. It comes with two separate "clips" to handle each of the two sized darts. You will certainly want to buy extra packages of darts to go with it, the included set will quickly get "used up" as the darts will get lost in the lawn. . It was easy to put together and feels sturdy. The pumping action (to advance the next dart into position for firing) takes a bit of muscle, but it's certainly doable for the age range this is rated for. I expect we'll get many years of enjoyment out of this toy as long as I'm willing to keep buying more darts for it. My only complaint is that I wish the darts were completely neon colored, instead of just the tips. Because this blaster shoots so far, we had a hard time finding all the darts in the lawn. I imagine we didn't find them all, and the lawn mower will end up destroying them. Overall, highly recommended!

Listen, this thing is GOLD! I'm going to buy another as as soon as possible, I expect this blaster to be the next big thing and hard to come by in the near future. I had no idea 'nerfing' is a thing, but I got schooled pretty quick about it. Nerfing is when a bunch of older teens or adults go out and shoot at each other with dart guns. It's a whole thing. We took this over to our friends house to have some fun with it, and they were blown away with this thing! I gave it to my son (15 almost 16 years old) thinking it was like your standard dart or Nerf gun. It's not, it's waaay better! It shoots really far, like 120 to 140 feet. Also, it comes with all kinds of attachments and do-dads that my son was super excited to have as features. He was like a little kid again running around with that thing popping the clip in and out and stuff. We got the extra pack of darts too, which was great considering how much this was passed around and played with by everyone. It's pretty easy to social distance if you have a blaster like this, everyone runs and hides from each other, and everyone shoots at each other and gets excercise and sunshine. This is just what we needed right now!

This is not a kids toy. This is a great dart gun for an teenager or adult. The speed at which these shoot out is fast and they kinda hurt. The aim on the gun is awesome! It has 2 different dart sizes to shoot with. I really enjoyed using this with my 16 year old.

I got this for my 12 year old son, he said it was simple to put together and he talked about it for days so I know he really likes it. He especially liked that he could use the two tactical sights to accurately hit targets about 20 feet away. All the darts are uniform and shoot close enough to the same to get that accuracy (it does come with two different lengths of darts). And he liked that the length of the whole gun was adjustable so he was able to get the perfect amount of length from his shoulder/chest to the trigger. He was even excited that it had a safety, I thought it was smart Adventure Force included one and impressive that he noticed it and mentioned it. He loves doing the dart battles for his birthday every year. He's excited to have this one in his collection to choose. He's already mentioned this a couple times even though his birthday is months away. I love seeing my kid so excited about something and look forward to our dart battles.

My son loves this new nerf gun. It sends the darts flying. It is super accurate and easy for my 11 year old to load, pump, and shoot. He was running around shooting at everything and knocking stuff off the tables all over the house. It shoots two different sizes of darts, from the small to the regular length darts.

When I got this gun, I noticed it said ages 14+ which surprised me. After firing the first shot across our large backyard and taking a shot to the back, I knew why. This gun dies a long way! I was impressed with distance. I would not recommend for young kids and I would strongly recommend eye protection if using to shoot at people. Overall it is a lot of fun and works great. You can even load multiple darts in a single shot. It takes both long and short foam darts. It does occasionally jam, so that is one down side, but it hasn't happened too often. Our teenagers really like it, but so do I!

First off, I'm in my late-forties and this was my first experience with anything remotely close to a blaster/gun. And, on top of that, my kids have no mercy. I was handed the Adventure Force Tactical Strike Nexus Pro Ultimate Dart Blaster by my middle child and told, “Good luck!”, as five kids ran into the woods. Apparently, I was on my own to figure out how to use it, which turned out to be a really good thing because when I checked the instructions after the “battle”, the numbers in the picture did not match up with the accompanying numbered instructions. However, the diagram labeling the parts on the inside of the box was very clear. First, the blaster is pretty sweet looking. It's orange with black grips and adjustable stock. The orange color definitely made it easier to spot my opponents. There were two sizes of darts: twelve standard length and 12 half-length. I wasn't really sure why there were two sizes. Although, I used the smaller half-length clip to carry in my pocket, for when my full-size clip was empty. The stock or part that rests against your shoulder is adjustable and pretty easy to figure out, which was good because I needed to extend mine a bit. It was helpful that the clip had arrows, so I knew which end the orange part of the dart faced when loading the clip. The clip holds twelve darts. Once the clips were loaded, figuring out how to insert the clip into the blaster was relatively easy. Making the blaster “hot” or ready to shoot was intuitive. I pulled the front grip back until it clicked, pushed it forward again, and I was good to go. I will say, it took a couple tries to hear the “click”. The blaster makes noise when you slide the grip. I didn't pull it back far enough the first couple of times, but once I got in the heat of battle and my adrenaline was flowing, it was easy to slam it into place. The sights were great! When I used them and didn't just fire in the general direction of sound, I was quite accurate. Changing out one clip for another was easy. There's a release button and then you just pull the clip down. The Nexus Pro Ultimate Blaster was a lot of fun and the kids are having a blast playing with it! By the way, if you think in terms of football, 125 feet is about 40 yards. WARNING: If you're standing close to your target when you fire, those little darts can really hurt. My youngest left a lovely mark on my leg.