NerfRival Curve Shot - Flex XXI-100 Blaster - Fire Rounds to Curve Left, Right, Downward or Fire Straight - 5 Rival Rounds

So much fun. My nephew and I had a real blast. And we did not break anything. Really does curve the shots. Very accurate. The only bad thing is that we didn't realize how many many "bullets" were shot, we have been finding them everywhere.

Got it for my nephews and it fires pretty fast for a nerf gun. Can be a bit hard for younger kids to load and such. But otherwise a great gun

I'm not sure why this was so heavily discounted. It was $7, but with a random coupon it became a little over $5, which is amazing for a Nerf pistol this powerful! Rival blasters are no joke, they're meant for older audiences and for very good reason. Any blaster in this specialized line can fire upwards of 90-120fps, which is frickin fast! These are STRONG, they fire with a loud spring noise and they can really hurt bare skin. I think they're super cool but it has to be repeated: do NOT give these to any kids below 12. Not just is it a very real possibility that they'll fire it at someone's eyes or another sensitive place and seriously injure them but also, the prime strength required to actually prime and fire the blaster is beyond what most kids possess. They straight up won't be able to utilize the gun without straining their arms. I've even seen teens and some adults struggle slightly to cock the mechanisms on Rival blasters, so that should illustrate how beefy the springs are within the spring powered Rival guns. But not to sound like a warning on a box, back to the product itself: it is a solid Nerf pistol that fires well, shoots far, and the curving gimmick, is well, a gimmick. Works alright, but how often will most people use it? Overall, anybody who enjoys nerf will like this blaster, so since its really cheap, you might as well buy it. (As long as you're not a child).

First Rival series gun for my son. He loves it. He is 7 and its a tad difficult to pull the lever down to load. It is also just a single shooter. The curving is a fun thing to play with. Better than dart version of nerf guns.

Fun and accurate. Faster than the nerf darts and the curve is noticeable at longer distance. Might be hard to pull for 6-7 year old wimpy boys, but they can use their feel to pull it. Might need more balls as they seem to get easily lost.

Purchased for use in physical therapy to help regain fine motor skills required to operate a real steel firearm. Yes I know there is a huge difference between a toy and real firearms. That being said I recently suffered an injury to my hand and until my strength recovers I am unable to manipulate the slide on my real pistols. This item helps relieve the stress on recovery and allows me to safely practice proper grip placement without fear of dropping a real and very expensive firearm.

I don't know exactly who is supposed to enjoy this blaster. The curve shot gimmick is amusing, but it's not pronounced enough to be useful in gameplay.The spring release has a strange kick that throws off your aim, so it's not very functional for target shooting.It's ergonomically weird, and the reload/fire flow is kind of janky. I LOVE the Rival Knockout (the previous one-shot rival gun). That gun, in spite of having a five-step loading process (compared to the flex's 3 step process), feels more smooth and tactical. It really flows. This gun is just not very fun. But they're discounted 50% at the time I'm writing this, so I wouldn't think you're dumb for picking one up at that price. Just don't expect much satisfaction.

Our grandsons loved these guns. Opened them right away and the battle was on. They are very powerful for a small nerd gun and can shoot pretty far.