The Nerf Laser Strike Two-Player Laser Tag Set is being offered by the brand as a departure from its usual foam dart blasters that will provide players with a way to partake in a battle without the need for ammo.
The set comes with two laser blasters that are capable of targeting players up to 300-feet away to make them well-suited for play over a larger area of land. The blasters are capable of being used in one of five different modes including plasma, rocket, blaster, laser and burst to maximize capabilities for participants.
The Nerf Laser Strike Two-Player Laser Tag Set is equipped with various LEDs to give it a digital appearance when used in low-light environments.
Digital Laser-Powered Blaster Toys
The Nerf Laser Strike Two-Player Laser Tag Set is Ammo-Free
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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