Play Day Firefighter Backpack Water Blaster, Red, Ages 3-12

My firefighter at heart could hide his joy when receiving this product. He has been putting out fires everywhere he can. The backpack like straps make it perfect for my little to carry and run with with easy to the next emergency. I was skeptical about having him run with water in it but no water spills occured. It also holds enough water so that I don't have to keep refilling consistently.

My son loves this thing. So far it's held up and has worked great. It has a decent amount of water pressure while holding a decent amount of water so you really can't go wrong.

Influenster and Play Day sent me this Firefighter Backpack Water Blaster for free in exchange for my honest thoughts. This is an outdoor play toy, just fill the tank with water and give it to your child for play time. They can use the spray nozzle to pretend to put out fires. Such a fun cute toy that your child will have a great time with.

Really cute and fun for the summer. It's easy to use and has adjustable straps so it fits each child nicely. You just pump and blast ! The water shoots out a good distance as well. It is lightweight and holds quite a bit of water for its size. We have not had any issues with leaking

The Play Day Fire Fighter Water Blaster has been a big hit in our house. My boys were immediately excited when they saw it and haven't stopped talking about using it once summer arrives. It's lightweight and easy for kids to handle, but still powerful enough to keep them engaged during outdoor play. The design is fun and realistic, which makes it even more exciting for imaginative play. I also appreciate how simple it is to fill and use, with no complicated setup. This is a great water toy for keeping kids active outside and entertained all summer long.

My kids were obsessed with this firefighter backpack blaster. Both the 4 and the 6 year old took turns playing with it. And that was even before introducing water - they were happy to just pretend put down imaginary fires. The adjustable straps are super helpful to make sure you get a good fit. You can adjust the nozzle for the water spray. And the hose works like any water squirter toy. Overall it is easy to use and relatively easy to carry it around. Great for summer, for outdoor play, and should also make a great pool toy. You just refill the backpack with water and keep the fun going. The actual blast power is not that strong (it is a manual toy with no batteries or anything like that) but it is fun enough to keep kids entertained for hours. And I was worried it would be too heavy but the toy itself is pretty lightweight when empty - you can add less water so it is not too heavy to carry it around.

Perfect size for my kids (2 and 5). Easy and compact to store. Easy to adjust straps to fit any kid. There was no leaking except for when I tried to put it up and water came from where water is supposed to come out at. Has good pressure where you can really soak another person or whatever a kid wants to spray. It's a very fun toy where a kid can let their imagination run wild. We really love this toy and can't wait to use it during the summer.

How exactly are we suppose to show its function in the middle of winter. This is a nice present for the kids who are excited to try this. In the warmer months. It's freezing outside and I'm not about to play or have kids playing in water this time of year. I like that it is nit a typical water gun. It's firefighter. That's cool for kids to appreciate other carriers and people who help us everyday and having fun with it. #waterplay #Summerfun #water #buyagain #toys

Super cool water gadget for my toddler but it doesn't shoot far %26 it is kind of hard to fill up. not to mention if you fill it all the way up it gets heavy %26 so my toddler doesn't like to carry it around.

My 5 year old gave this a shot. It holds a good amount of water, and (considering it's freezing out) was fun in the tub, but it seems fairly cheaply made. I guarantee if you drop it once it will crack and become unusable. I also think it's better for 4 and under. He seemed a bit too old for it