Airzooka Toysmith, Blast A Harmless Ball Of Air Toy, Green, All Ages - Adults Too Small

I recently had the opportunity to try out the Airzooka Toysmith, a unique toy that promises to deliver a harmless blast of air in the form of a ball. As a parent, I was intrigued by the idea of a toy that could provide endless entertainment for kids without the risk of injury or mess. So, did the Airzooka Toysmith live up to its promise? Let's dive in and find out.Design and BuildThe Airzooka Toysmith is a sleek and compact toy that resembles a futuristic blaster. The design is sturdy and well-built, with a comfortable grip that makes it easy to hold and maneuver. The toy is made of high-quality plastic and feels durable enough to withstand regular use.PerformanceThe Airzooka Toysmith is incredibly easy to use. Simply pull the trigger, and a burst of compressed air is released, creating a harmless ball of air that can travel up to 20 feet. The air blast is surprisingly strong, and the ball of air can be directed with remarkable accuracy. My kids had a blast (pun intended) chasing each other around the house, trying to dodge the air balls.SafetyAs a parent, safety is always a top concern. I was pleased to find that the Airzooka Toysmith is designed with safety in mind. The air blast is gentle enough not to cause any harm, and the toy is free from any small parts or sharp edges that could pose a risk to children.Pros and ConsPros:Unique and entertaining conceptEasy to use and maneuverSafe and harmlessDurable and well-builtCons:Limited range (up to 20 feet)Requires batteries (not included)May not be suitable for very young children (recommended for ages 6 and up)ConclusionThe Airzooka Toysmith is a fun and innovative toy that is sure to delight kids of all ages. Its unique concept and safe design make it an excellent choice for parents looking for a toy that can provide hours of entertainment without the risk of injury or mess. While it may have some limitations, the Airzooka Toysmith is a great addition to any toy collection. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fun and harmless way to blast off some energy.Rating: 4.5/5 starsRecommendation: The Airzooka Toysmith is suitable for kids aged 6 and up. It's an excellent choice for indoor play, and its compact design makes it easy to take on the go. If you're looking for a unique and entertaining toy that's safe and harmless, the Airzooka Toysmith is an excellent choice.

Very fun with kids and adults

I bought 2 for my boys because I was tired of finding nerf ammo all over my house. I consider myself a rather strong person since I can carry almost all the groceries inside by myself in one go for a family of 6! But these pieces were a serious struggle to snap on!! One of my boys tried to help and broke his before even trying it Christmas morning. Total BUMMER!!! We finally had Dad who is a total muscle man get the unbroken one assembled after 5 minutes of fighting it and using colorful words. It was fun and impressive how intense that burst of air is! If both worked I am sure it would have been quite the battle of air bursts in the house….no smell included lol. Just be aware of the assembly struggle.

I’m an elementary principal. I use this to give “Air Hugs” and “Air High Fives” to my students, faculty and staff. We all have a good laugh when it’s used. It really does shoot up to fifty feet, you have to learn to aim it in order to hit someone with air that far away. Indoor use is much easier than outside. We’ve had a lot of good laughs. I’ve only had one issue with it. When expanding it the first time, one of the tabs will not lock into place no matter how hard I try to get it locked into place. It continually pops back out. The other two hold it in place, so it still works without a problem. I chose the green and purple one with the target sight because it just looks cooler than a solid color. It’s a great product that actually works as described.

These things are awesome I wish there was like a medium-sized version just one slightly smaller than these. It makes it very awkward and because of its size I feel like it gets torn up faster than it probably would have it was just a little smaller. Because once the plastic on the inside is torn basically that's the end of this toy. And it's very sad when that happens. Also I have very tall strong boys and I'm thought I went by any means because I have those children LOL plus a very sturdy 6-year-old LOL. She is pretty strong but they all struggled playing with this because it was so hard to pull back a lot of the time. They were all assembled correctly this wasn't my first rodeo with these we used to have them when we were little and do horrible things with them. My cousins believe they invited the fart gun with this thing just to put it in perspective LOL. But anyways those were way better to play with and waste earlier than I believe these are. They were also just slightly smaller, I did see some that were tiny but I wasn't really looking for that we wanted some hair blowing fun with the air gun. And these definitely give you that so I didn't want to give them a totally bad review. Overall we are happy with it just maybe some constructive criticism for the makers more than the buyers. This is definitely one of those short-lived toys. It's only fun when they forget about it and remember it for a minute. It's also more fun when you have two or more.

May not have been set up properly at the factory - weak puff of air; tension band had an inch or more of slack and may not be allowing the bladder to fully push the air out. NOT as powerful as the old Whammo Air Blasters at all. Near impossible for a hand to hold it halfway steady while pulling the mechanism back, let alone try to aim it and release the mechanism. Would be even more difficult for a kid, ... BUT you can kind of aim through the center hole through the semi-clear bladder, so that may work for most people. The concept works, and may work better on a hand made one.Just not sure whether to recommend this device - it could be fun if it performed better.