Nerf N-Strike Elite Universal Suction Darts, 30-Pack

These darts are two times better than regular Elite Darts. They are more accurate, due to not having a hole, and still remain soft. They don't hurt if you shoot someone with them. Also, the Elite suction darts are more durable than regular Elite darts. Since I have bought them, none of them have broken (two months).Some people mentioned how they did not stick. The suction is not my main concern, I prefer dart performance. But, those people are right, the darts don't stick that well, due to the suction part being smaller than regular N Strike Suction Darts. (The darts are smaller so they can fit in Clip System magazines.)The darts should work with all Elite blasters. I love using them, and I recommend them to people buying dart refills.If you want more information regarding Elite Suction Darts, watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oXhpJz_IHjQ

I have to agree with the first reviewer. I gave these darts ideal sticking conditions, shooting them very carefully, squarely, at a clean, glass-enclosed, framed picture, from medium-close range, and only when I used a very low powered blaster did they stick AT ALL.But I like them anyway. I like them rather a lot.First, according to my testing, they are a little more accurate than the other Elite darts.Second, they have a more classic look, which I personally enjoy because it is reminiscent of "Larami darts" made by Larami, the manufacturer of SuperSoakers before Hasbro acquired that company. But what I consider much more important about their looks is that people who are not familiar with Nerf, when they randomly see a lost dart somewhere, will recognize it as a "dart" and be far less tempted to call it a "bullet" We really don't need anyone using that word for our toys, or calling Nerf blasters "guns" if such comparison can be avoided.Mostly, I'm giving them five stars because of the accuracy issue. My testing is hardly a full scientific conclusion, but I am satisfied that these darts are at least slightly more accurate in flight than the only other shape of Elite darts released so far (whether blue Elite, green ZombieStrike, or colorful Rebelle).If you want them to stick to things, though, I'm sorry - the first Amazon reviewer, rkade5150, who game them one star, got that part exactly right. If sticking to stuff is vital to you, trust that review.

So these things are like socks in the laundry. They seem to disappear into thin air. I don't know where they go but my daughter goes through these like crazy. The best value is to buy this big pack. I also prefer these suction tip darts because for one they are more fun because they will stick to many surfaces. Secondly if you ever have gotten hit by one of the non suction darts you know they can really hurt! These suction ones don't sting as much.

Normal sturdy quality expected from Nerf products. When fired out of my modified Nerf Stryfe I noticed more accuracy than the standard elite darts. I haven't done an official range test but out of my blaster I also noticed more distance. They suction decently well. It was fun to walk around the church after the latest nerf war and see my darts sticking to things but I certainly picked more up off of the floor.

Great replacement darts for our boy's Nerf guns, Maverick Rev-6. I was skeptical, but glad we got this pack. Plenty enough to even lose a few! These do not stick as well as the ones that came with the gun, not to the wall at least. Of course the kids found a nice clean mirror to post them to.I hope to provide my own input on products in order to help others as well. The contents of my review are 100% my own opinions and experiences with the product. I only give ratings that I think the product deserves. I am completely, 100% truthful in my reviews and I reserve the right to modify my thoughts if I ever come upon a change in my experience of using the product. I hope you found this review helpful, if so, please click click the YES button or the HELPFUL button if your using the mobile app.. If you have any questions at all, please ask and I will try to answer to the best of my ability.

These are the only suction cup darts that nerf makes that fit into magazines, or as Nerf is fond of branding them, clips. These darts do not stick as well as the orange shaft, blue tipped microdarts. Those are great but will jam up like crazy in magazines (trust me, I've tried). These stick reasonably well if you step back to a distance of 15-20 feet. Since I received these to use in my Rapidstrike CS18, and I abhor when alkaline batteries leak in my valuable property, I've loaded it with Eneloop 1.2 volt batteries instead of the recommended 1.4 C size Alkaline batteries. The Eneloops come with spacers for both C and D sizes. With the lowered voltage, the darts shoot out slower and thus stick pretty easily at about 10 feet. They also seem to be more accurate, at both speeds, than the standard elite darts.

I get these for all our Nerf guns. They work great outside, but when they're stuck indoors they can play "who can get one to stick to the ceiling the longest?" In fact, I've had to take them down myself after a few days of staring at one good one stuck to the ceiling. They shoot them at the windows (from far enough away) from indoors and out. It adds an extra dimension to Nerf play, without sacrificing the fun of shooting each other in the yard.