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Nerf Rival Curve Flex XXI-100 Blaster w/ 5 Rival Rounds on sale for
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About the Product- Select your curve mid-battle to fire around objects to give you the ultimate strategic competitive advantage with the Nerf Rival Curve Shot Flex XXI-100 blaster
- The muzzle rotates 360 degrees so you can turn it to select your curve and blast rounds left, right, straight, or down to customize your aim for any situation
- The breech-load Flex XXI-100 blaster unleashes rounds at 90 feet per second, has a spring-action priming handle, and includes trigger lock
- Includes 5 Official Nerf Rival rounds and has integrated onboard round storage that lets you keep rounds within easy reach to reload fast
- Ages 14+
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Top Comments
Kids his age are throwing baseballs at each other pretty fast. If they can handle that, they can handle some fast flying foam with proper safety gear and instruction. Cardinal rules around here are:
- Safety glasses at all times
- Head shots don't count and if intentional you sit out
- No point blank shots
I think nerf is being a good deal cautious with 14+. I was paintballing by that age and on a real range (responsibly).
That said, I know not all the kids in attendence will be up to speed, so we'll be reviewing the rules and engaging parents to help guide kids on the field.
I also plan to make a good portion of the day target practice. Warm them up with rules and targets, then a couple live fire games, then move back to targets. This way they're on point during live fire but back to inanimate stuff when they start to loose focus.
Rival is not a joke, but honestly, you can take an eye out with a dart too if you act dumb.
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Rival is usually +14 yo
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Rival is usually +14 yo
Kids his age are throwing baseballs at each other pretty fast. If they can handle that, they can handle some fast flying foam with proper safety gear and instruction. Cardinal rules around here are:
- Safety glasses at all times
- Head shots don't count and if intentional you sit out
- No point blank shots
I think nerf is being a good deal cautious with 14+. I was paintballing by that age and on a real range (responsibly).
That said, I know not all the kids in attendence will be up to speed, so we'll be reviewing the rules and engaging parents to help guide kids on the field.
I also plan to make a good portion of the day target practice. Warm them up with rules and targets, then a couple live fire games, then move back to targets. This way they're on point during live fire but back to inanimate stuff when they start to loose focus.
Rival is not a joke, but honestly, you can take an eye out with a dart too if you act dumb.
My 8yo will do it all day long. My 6yo can manage, but it's still difficult enough she doesn't love it. They are also on the larger/fit end of their age range if that helps at all.
I cried a little bit until he told me to put on my big boy pants and suck it up. So yea, toughened me right up 😜
Does 42 count as a young age? Lol
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