CS Tactical Plastic Toy for Nerf Rival Battle Game,Cs Foam Bullet Ball G Renade(2 Packs)

Cool idea, needs some refinement, takes a bit to load right

While these don’t hold much ammo, and they’re tricky to load, the units are very sturdy and function flawlessly thus far. I’ve seen reviews saying they sometimes don’t release (“detonate”) but I’ve found that if you roll them, they never fail. It takes some practice, but you can even aim them to a degree. Anyway, solid purchase for a solid product! I do wish they had a couple spare pins, though

I got a grenade from Christmas. It was amazing, but the balls were too big and I wish the springs were locked themselves.

I was skeptical letting my kid use his christmas money on these but they're surprisingly durable and effective. They could use a string loop to attach the pin to the body as those disappeared fairly quickly, but otherwise no complaints.

We really wanted to like these, and we do because we play a game that if you get hit by a ball one of your “ lives” is over. My 12 year old like playing with them. When they hit the ground, a few of the balls will go up in the air, but some only go a couple feet. We bought generic rival balls to fill these. They worked fine. My biggest fear was losing the pins so I put them on a springy hair tie the kids could wear around their wrists. Otherwise, I’m sure they would’ve gotten lost almost immediately in our grass. Overall glad I purchased them. Won’t be buying an additional set though as I had originally thought I would if we loved them.

My son absolutely loved them. There could be a lanyard to hold the pin close to the product. I’m gonna make one and I’ll post it. Other than that one thought, these are fantastic. Even I love them. Very durable. V.E.R.R.R.Y durable

Had low hopes for these but my boys wanted more booby traps and so I got these to use both as grenades and tripwire traps... And they're awesome. They're easy to load and works well with YTSWELE "Nerf" balls ($10/200). I can get 21 balls into each unit with ease. The spread, as you can see in my video, is pretty darn good. Even at close range, the impacts don't hurt or even sting, and that's according to my 4 and 5 year olds. Only con is that the pins get a bit loose rather quickly, but nothing that can't be fixed by purchasing a slightly bigger cotter pin and key ring. 10/10 would recommend.

At first I thought this was a tad bit pricey for what it is but its more durable than they look and the kids haven't even had them that long and they've already put hours and hours into playing with them. Good product.