Saw the Aqua Power XR 75 http://www.toysrus.co.uk/Toys-R-Us/Outd ... n(0082775) in Toys R Us today but can't find any info online.
Outwardly, It looks very similar to the old SS Monster, but I don't even know if it uses an elastic PC. Does anyone know anything about it?
Aqua Power XR 75
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Re: Aqua Power XR 75
There's no doubt it's a cheap knockoff. Don't buy it.
CA99 wrote:It's funny because you can get 5 water bottles and a pencil for much less than $90.
Re: Aqua Power XR 75
Only looks like the old Monster X in a cartoony-sort-of-way with parts scaled improperly. Most likely a piston-based blaster with limited to poor performance.


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Re: Aqua Power XR 75
Weird, I thought Sizzlin' Cool was operating directly under BBT like the Water Warriors name, except in the UK, but looks like they're simply buyers/resellers of BBT's (and other suppliers') stuff.
On the page, it links to other Sizzlin' Cool blasters, many of which appear to also be large blasters with a resemblance to past Super Soakers. As far as I can see, there's no evidence to suggest that any of their products perform at a useful level.
On the page, it links to other Sizzlin' Cool blasters, many of which appear to also be large blasters with a resemblance to past Super Soakers. As far as I can see, there's no evidence to suggest that any of their products perform at a useful level.
Re: Aqua Power XR 75
Sizzlin' Cool is a Toys'R'Us label, not under BBT. They get BBT to make some of their blasters, but BBT is obviously not their only source of water blaster designs.CA99 wrote:Weird, I thought Sizzlin' Cool was operating directly under BBT like the Water Warriors name, except in the UK, but looks like they're simply buyers/resellers of BBT's (and other suppliers') stuff.

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