Nerf Rebelle Powerbelle Blaster

Conversion to the Rebelle product line of the original Dart Tag Speedswarm blaster, this is a nice to have for my girl to play against her elder brothers, who do have and use the equivalent Dart Tag Speedswarm.Fully automatic with nice girly colors (even thought one might ask why to have specific product lines for boys and girls), it please my young daughter.It do seems to fire more efficiently and thus fire with longer and more powerfull shots than the original Dart Tag Speedswarm blaster. My boys are wanting it now! ;-)As the Nerf wiki states, it might be indeed a tweaked version so to meet the specs of the Elite / Rebelle product lines.As all Nerf darts are the same, it is nice to reuse the Dart Tag ones as the boys have quite a stock, Dart Tag are much more visible in the grass when playing so easier to retrieve, are heavier (so goes less far) and are hurting less since they are designed to be fired are a more closed range. An ideal switch.My young girl are keeping the coloured Rebelle darts that comes in the package as collectible ones.In this packaging the Blaster goes with a dart bag that can be attached to the blaster (nice to have and which can be attached to the belt or to the blaster and has a good capacity - 20 darts or so) and with a strap. Should be by default too on the Dart tag Speedswarm!Of course a bit angry on batteries, but a quite a few rounds are possible when using good brands. Rechargeable batteries are not usable (I have tried) since not delivering the appropriate voltage, a petty since now rechargeable ones are more than quite common...Last do not forget to impose glasses to all playing kids so to protect their eyes, this an automatic blaster and the trigger is sensitive but with no security switch, hence it can fire a blank range and without warning (I've got the case with my daughter and her elder brother - nothing happened thanks to the mandatory glasses, without them it would been a direct ticket to the hospital for eye surgery...)All in all good Nerf product, a petty now it can be only found in Wallmart and in the US should be a standard item in the Rebelle line, so thanks here to the reselers on the Amazon market :-)

Batteries die fast. And it's loud. My kids could hear me coming! Lol

The product had a nice delivery time, and worked fine. Looks like it is to be well made and seems to hold up. Im going to order another one. And give some away for Christmas presents to family.

My daughter loves it. It's motorized (no slide pump) and easy front loading. The only con I see is it has a firing delay (it revs first, then shoots), but she doesnt seem to mind. They should makes a boys version of the same gun. PS Range and velocity are good.

Wouldn't recommend it. Way to expensive.

This gun has a major disadvantage....it's loud, before it even fires. When you pull the trigger, the motor starts up and it takes about 1-1.5 seconds while the barrel rotates to fire the next dart. This means your enemies know you are firing before you actually fire. Other than that, it's not too bad. Shoots pretty far (not 75 ft like advertised, but plenty far for indoors).

We really love this gun. First of all, I received an amazing deal on amazon that I haven't seen anywhere else. My 5 year olds have a hard time pulling back on other guns but this gun is automatic and it's the only gun that they can actually use. It fires of several bullets quick while the other person loads. It does make a whining sound as its powered but it's not too bad. You'd probably not like it in a hide a seek scenario. The bullets can hurt a little if you are close to target. We love the pink & purple

Even my 4 yo daughter can use this one. Husband and 11 & 12 yo sons have been nerfing for years. Had to keep up. I like the rebelle auto tommy style better because it holds more darts. But this one doesn't have a release button for the trigger which is what makes it work for my girl. I think I need another of this, so I don't have to share. The nerf darts don't hurt much unless they actually hit you in the face or worse, the eyes. My kids are trained not to aim above the shoulders, but accidents happen.