WaterWar.net

Recently acquired a couple of Super Soaker XP 35s. While second-hand and definitely well-used, these blasters were remarkably in decent working condition and still perform quite well considering being more than 10 years old now. Size-wise, the XP 35 is definitely smaller than an XP 70, but roughly similarly sized to an XP 40. Size-to-power ratio feels good on this older blaster, still having a solid 1x stream output. Reservoir isn't huge, but isn't bad, either. Interestingly, on a full charge, one can more-or-less completely empty the reservoir without repumping and without too much loss of power (assuming that you only filled the reservoir ~70%, of course). Overall, rather impressive for a pistol-class pressurized reservoir blaster.

Full review to come eventually, but enjoy stats and pics for now.

Super Soaker XP 35

Super Soaker XP 35 review posted (though still may be tweaked a bit.) One of these days I'll get around to doing a bunch of range testing on the various blasters I've reviewed this year.

I've always wanted to get one ever since my SS 100 broke and I needed a new soaker. At that time, only the poorer kids didn't have an XP class soaker, most of those kidas weren't poor, they just spent thier money on SNES games. I had A NES 2 fo a long time and my games were alot cheaper so I could buy Soakers. My whole team not even one have or had an XP 35.
I remember having 15 dollars once and I went to K-Mart to see if they had the XP35 that was in the commercial and they didn't have any XP35s only a Xp 75 and thats what I got. Hey iSoaker do you want to get rid of one? I'll buy it from you!