Air Zooka (Colours May Vary) for ages 3+

Saw it being demonstrated in Hamleys, but thought it over priced. When we saw it for under £10 on Amazon we just had to have it. I can see some may struggle with the assembly, but the instructions are clear, so just persevere and you'll be fine. Elastic is quite tight, but my son finds if he holds it so the handle is on the top it is easier to use. Quite big to store. Great fun on Christmas day with Air Zooka versus the Quadcopter games!

Fantastic fun. My two sons have discovered that they can indeed fire a fart across the kitchen into their grandad's face. It is quite difficult for the 4 year old to fire but the 7 year old can manage just fine. 4 year old seems quite happy to be the loader and the 7 year old the sender. I do not condone the use of this device in this manner and cannot be held responsible for any resulting episodes of air biscuit induced pink eye or premature pensioner expiry

Bought this for our 10 yr old's birthday and he loves it. However, we feel it only right to point out one or two facts, not given in the product details or reviews: 1. It is quite large & unwieldy and the catapult requires quite a bit of strength to pull back. Our son can manage it, but even as adult, I (mum) have to exercise a fair bit of strength to control it. There is no way a 6 yr old (as suggested on box) would be able to comfortably operate it. 2. It doesn't produce a good 'shot' of air every time - not sure why, but a little disappointing. 3. The 'blurb' on the box suggests you can creep up on someone and surprise them with a blast of air - well maybe if they're extremely hard of hearing, as this makes quite a loud 'bang' as you release the catapult! Overall, though, good fun, but hope the above details will help you decide it its for you or not :)

Hilarious fun item, yes you can actually fire a fart at somebody with it, that was the first thing my boyfriend did to me after he opened it lol

I'm not really too sure why I bought this as it looked like it was over priced when I thought about it and so it turned out to be too. I reckon that this thing is a good £5 over what it should be. Putting the thing together is a bit of a pain in the bum as the alignment marks were a real bu**er to find. When you click the cylindrical parts into place it feels like they're going to break but they didn't, at least not on mine. Fitting the 3 plastic 'screws' was also fraught with the sensation they were going to snap as they don't align properly. However with a bit of jiggery-pokery eventually it was all together and ready to whooomp . It looks (and feels) rather like a telescopic waste bin and has about as much long term fun possibilities as that would have as well. So mine is now relegated to lying on the back bedroom floor until I find something sensible (or even not so sensible) to do with it. As a toy, it's pretty useless and it's also pretty useless for anything else. Ah well.

Got two of these for both my brothers and they loved them! Not too hard to assemble and they have had loads of fun with them, even the adults love them! Younger children may find it hard to pull it back so I'd recommend from about 5 years up!

We bought this Airzooka last minute, just to make sure that we'd spent the same on amount on our 8 year old grandson as we did his younger brother a few months back. He absolutely loved it and spent most of his birthday party playing with it ahead of much more expensive gifts and toys. It is a clever little toy that shoots a harmless puff of air across a room such that you can feel it a good 15 feet or so away. Great fun toy for a modest price.

I bought this for myself for my own birthday & I had my money's worth the same day. My 6 year old & my twin 2 year olds all loved it when it blew Grandma's hair up in the air from across the room. My 6 year old could (just) use it on his own, but the twins needed help. I must remember not to appear round corners and zooka my wife's hair at inopportune times as I end up in the dog house (not that it stops me). Just be careful when putting it together as some of the clips don't look overly strong. Edit. I bought this in 2017, it is now 2025. Some clips holding it together broke but with the aid of a dril and some tiewraps it still works. My twins are now 10 years old and they still play with it. (So do I.)