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Monsoon Force Power Stream Blaster Water Gun | 
| Brand: Banzai
Category: Toy
List Price: $15.99
Buy New: $12.00
as of 9/4/2010 10:27 CDT details
You Save: $3.99 (25%)
New (9) from $12.00
Seller: netbook2000
Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 4
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2.2
Dimensions (in): 19 x 12.6 x 3
Model: 40979
UPC: 026753409792
EAN: 0026753409792
ASIN: B000Y8URGA
Release Date: January 1, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Get armed and ready to load and fire this powerful water blaster. | | • | Ergonomic Grip Tech Handle | | • | Shoots tons of water for drenching fun! | | • | Hours of summer time fun for boys and girls | | • | Rule the summer and your neighborhood! |
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Product Description
Get armed and ready to load and fire this powerful water blaster. Ergonomic Grip Tech Handle Shoots tons of water for drenching fun! Hours of summer time fun for boys and girls Rule the summer and your neighborhood!
The hi-power blaster provides two cool ways to soak your friends! First blast them with a trigger activated strong & steady stream! Then, drench them when you release the monsoon force lever and unload a massive amount of water in seconds!
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| Customer Reviews:
 it was cheap so oh well... September 2, 2010
MaterialisticallyInclined
my friends' nephews (age 6/7?) really wanted water guns so i went to amazon and found this one. the description was great "monsoon force POWER" so i ordered two right away. the kids love it, but i don't think they have anything to compare it to. the one thing i don't like about this gun is how awkward pumping it is! you don't pull forward and backward like you would a supersoaker, but you kind of crank it in a 45 degree angle, where the handle points at you, and then to the ground, you, then the ground; that makes pumping really difficult. the "monsoon" really isn't that powerful either. you pump and pump and pump only to get a big gush of water that goes maybe 1-2 feet? the normal spray stream is pretty thin/weak as well. i think toward the end of their play time the boys resorted to opening up the cap to the water tank and just went after one another with the water that way. oh well.
 small hole, pump it pump it pump it August 17, 2010
D. Bjork (Western Wisconsin)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
The gun has two spray nozzles built in: one fine jet and the other is a gusher. Each nozzle has its own trigger. What I did not like was the fill access on the gun. You almost need a funnel to fill the resevoir. Can be hard to fill, if you use a garden hose. The pump on the gun we have takes forever to build up pressure. I was afraid the pump handle was going to break. If you don't mind the aerobic workout, its not a bad toy.
Misrepresented item April 16, 2009
Scott D. Cuttle (MI, USA)
17 out of 19 found this review helpful
The product came in a working condition but only shot water about 10 ft and the "Monsoon" action even less. The item broke on the second refill. It was a poor purchase.
A bit unwieldy, use this only if you have good cover June 24, 2008
H. Sapiens (Sacramento, CA United States)
22 out of 24 found this review helpful
You have to pump this gun. The selling point is that you can essentially use it like a standard water gun (weak water stream, only goes short distance) or pump a large amount (e.g. monsoon) of water on your unsuspecting family member. It better be unsuspecting - b/c it takes a good amount of pumping and practice to get this to work. Plus, once you have dumped the "monsoon" you aren't going to have much water left over for much more. So, great for sneak attacks - but not your only water gun in a water fight.
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