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Airzooka Air Blaster- Blows 'Em Away - Air Toy for Adults and Children Ages 6 and Older - Blue

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Color: Blue


Features

  • How it works: AirZooka is the "fun blaster" that blows a harmless ball of air up to 20 feet! Just point and shoot a ball of air and have a blast! This is the perfect indoor fun for family game night.
  • Unique design: AirZooka is lightweight, can be used whether you are right or left handed. It features a pop-up site for the most accuracy and best aim! Easy to operate elastic air launcher.
  • Objective: Provides a fun and safe way to "blow your friends away"! Have an air war with the kids or surprise your cat. This air cannon is a fun and entertaining way to get involved.
  • Intended use: Designed for boys and girls ages 6 years old and up under adult supervision. Some of your child's best memories over the years will come from playing outside.
  • Where to play: Get active outdoors or inside! The perfect solution for birthday parties or get togethers wherever there is a lawn or backyard to play; or keep at your office for a little work fun!

Description

Laugh with amusement as you are able to mess up a person’s hair, ruffle their shirt and blow papers off a desk from a distance! A great stress reliever, one shot at someone or something and you are guaranteed to have a big smile on your face. Requiring no batteries or electricity, AirZooka operates by simply pulling and releasing a built-in elastic air launcher! The best part…it shoots air so you’ll never run out of ammo and it is kid powered so you’ll never need to buy batteries! Unplug and spend some good family time blasting each other with the AirZooka Air Cannon. Available in many different colors so everyone in the family can have their own. Play in teams or as individuals or simply just have fun shooting each other acoss the room. Often bought for children, but taken over by the adults because they are so much fun. Not only are they fun at home but can be great fun at the office as well. A few blasts with the AirZooka Air Cannon can do wonders for office morale! Pick up one for the kids and one for yourself today! From the Manufacturer Can You Imagine presents Airzooka. Destined to become a classic, Airzooka is a unique hand held device that, when operated, blows a harmless "ball of air" towards any object or person. Laugh with amusement as, seemingly from nowhere, you are able to mess up someone's hair, ruffle their shirt or just plain blow them away. This product is one of the most unique products that we have ever done and gets a laugh whenever we show it. Airzooka makes a great gift item for kids of all ages. Requiring no batteries or electricity, Airzooka operates simply by pulling and releasing a built-in elastic air launcher. Airzooka also features a pop-up site for improved accuracy. Take aim at your friends during a lively game of Air Tag, or simply try your luck at indoor target practice. And here's the best part: because it shoots air, you'll never run out of fun.


Product Dimensions: 11.25 x 10.75 x 14.5 inches


Item Weight: 1.59 pounds


Item model number: 2991


Manufacturer recommended age: 6 - 15 years


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Release date: October 4, 2011


Manufacturer: Squirrel Products


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  • Operation Payback
Color: Black
The target was 10 yards away. I was currently residing in some pseudo-shrubbery, outfitted in impeccable office camouflage. In my head I reviewed the operation I had planned an eternity (about twelve minutes) ago... how had it gone so wrong? The hit was supposed to be a quick in and out job, a rookie mission. That all changed when someone had tipped off my unsuspecting target. Immediately he launched the perfect preemptive strike: a doughnut was hurled over 2 cubicles, armed with what apparently were homing sprinkles. The maple missile hit its mark: my right thigh. As a result, I was now sporting a dark sticky stain on my once immaculate khakis. My mind snapped back to the present situation: I was deep behind enemy lines, and my Dockers demanded retribution. I felt a disturbance in my bowels and knew my patience was about to be rewarded. Rewarded with gas so foul that it cleared out the 3rd floor men's restroom earlier that morning. A flatulence so potent, almost symbiotic in the way that it latches on to living beings in an attempt to ensure its disgusting survival. These particular toxic fumes were brought into existence by last night's dinner of Wang Thai's takeout red duck curry, although I nor Mr. Wang could have predicted the sheer magnitude of the weaponized methane about to be released. Carefully I peeked out of the bush to check for bystanders. The cubicle hall was deserted, only the murmur of forced phone conversation prevailed in the background. I felt the final pressure surge below my belt. Quickly I ducked back into the bush, unbuckled my belt, and dropped my pants. As I felt the release coming, I sealed the open end of the Airzooka Air Gun directly against my bare posterior. Immediately the all-familiar sensation carried its course and as this gas was actually denser than air, it remained in it's cannon-shaped container. I caught a whiff of the fume's overflow and my eyes watered as I hastily refastened my pants. Silent but very deadly, indeed. I carefully positioned myself in the optimum vantage point in the plastic ferns and raised my Air Gun, it's plastic crosshairs trained directly on my completely unaware target in the cubicle across the hall. I smiled as I pulled back the trigger... Harold was having a very productive day. He had finished two proposals, chatted up the beautiful new receptionist Melanie, and even managed to hit Sean with a doughnut projectile flown over 2 cubicles! He smiled to himself about the prank. Sean had looked ridiculous scrubbing his pants with a wet napkin, which led to the poor chap's hilarious failure with Melanie shortly after. Harold was sure he wouldn't take it personally, after all these pranks were an amusing way to circumvent boredom in the office and always in good fun. Still, something in Sean's eyes was unsettling as Melanie laughed at his apparent semen stain... something shifted Harold's wandering mind back to his cubicle. Something was off about his cubicle, something crucial. Slowly he realized what it was, something smelled rotten in here. Of course Harold had no idea the abhorrent ordeal he was about to experience. Instantly the toxic plume hit him, wrapping the lethal cloud around his body. The ghastly odor forced its way into his nostrils, overriding every other smell in the room. His vision clouded and his senses felt like they were exploding. Harold spun in his chair, desperately trying to grasp what was happening. His eyes began to tear up and his tongue tasted like a jock strap. The noxious sensory overload forced him to the ground, hacking up spittle on the carpet in an attempt to get the horrendous taste out of his mouth. Harold could see only green now as the symbiotic stench continued to assault its new host. Hauling himself up with the cubicle wall, Harold realized he had inhaled too much of the wretched fumes; the office walls began to tilt and warp as the deadly gas now began to act as a hallucinogen. Stumbling out of his cubicle-turned-Hell, he somehow managed to navigate down the hall which in his mind had turned into a sick perverted labyrinth. Suddenly the urge to exorcise this demon surfaced: Harold needed to puke. The nearest container was a trashcan by someone's feet, and Harold snatched it away like it was the lost gold of Atlantis. Collapsing to the ground, he stuck his head in the plastic bin and spewed as if his life depended on it. Several minutes went by, and eventually Harold regained his bearings and stopped convulsing on the floor long enough to look up and out of the can. His eyes were greeted by two shapely legs. He followed the incredible hourglass figure all the way up and met the eyes of none other than Melanie the receptionist. Silence ensued for what felt like an eternity, their eyes locked in confusion and disbelief. Finally she opened her luscious lips and to Harold's horror, said the 8 words no man ever wants to hear from a beautiful woman. "Did you really just puke in my trashcan" ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2013 by Sean Konrad

  • Some of the most surprising fun you can buy for the price.
Color: Black
This toy... how to describe it... Well, its unlike a lot of other toys. So that makes it a pretty big hit with everyone I have shown it to. I think its a surprise that it can do what it can do. Hit people with balls of air from across the room and they have this shocked/surprised look on their face and they immediate want to have a try! Quality: The construction of the toy is decent. Putting it together can actually be a bit of a challenge. You REALLY have to pull with some strength to get each of the rings to fully extend and lock into place. I couldn't figure out why the handle was not locking into place as expected and realized they rings were not fully extended. That being said, after its done, its pretty solid. The sight leaves a little to be desired, but then again, what were you really expecting when trying to shoot air? Usability: I will say the biggest drawback for this toy I have found is that it is advertised for ages 6 and up. Being able to lock your arm holding the cannon and then pull back the cord inside used to launch the air without making the gun tilt to the side can be difficult. When pulling back the cord you tend to sway your arm trying to hold the gun which then makes hitting your target quite difficult. Especially since you are shooting air! You can't see it, but maybe what it eventually hits! I had my niece and nephew try it out and they both struggled to either pull the sting back at all, or if they could do that, hit their target. For those of us who are kids inside, this is a fun toy to surprise your friends, or accidentally terrify your dog once so they run when they see you hold the toy. Seriously. Pets don't like it. So don't make them hate you for buying this. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2020 by Kaleb morrison

  • Challenging, Encouraging, Bad outcome.
Color: Black
Found a similar favorite toy. Nothing like the original, but does give a gust of wind with the release of the band. Was not as simple as it seemed to be, a small part broke. All the safety precautions, a small part of the handle broke away instead of latching on. Gosh! P
Reviewed in the United States on October 15, 2022 by ImmGonz

  • Great fun!!
Color: Black
The media could not be loaded. We used a fog machine to fill it and a cannon sound effects to make a big impact at our pirate ship trunk or treat set-up! The kids (and parents) loved it!
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2022 by Nancy Tuttle

  • My fiancé hates this
Color: Black
Bought this to annoy my fiancé. She hates it. I love it.
Reviewed in the United States on October 10, 2022 by Jacob Hogan

  • One of the Favorite Gifts of the Year - I've Created an Air Blasting Monster
Color: Black
The Airzooka Air Blaster is one of those products that I would probably win both "parent of the year" as well as "worst parent of the year" for. This toy was a bit challenging to set up initially, but once all the plastic pieces were snapped into place, the kids had the biggest blast shooting puffs of air at each other. The puffs of air are entirely harmless and it was fun for everyone to blast each other with a puff of air from across the room. The only one who really didn't like this toy was the dog, who quickly learned to hide under the bed when this toy was pulled out. I quickly won "the best mom ever award" for the fun toy, but also got "the worst mom ever award" when I noted that you could probably fart in it and blast it across the room....regardless, it's a great toy that's fun to play with indoors while we're hanging out at home. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2021 by K. Chan

  • It’s okay,
Color: Black
The bands are super strong, but it’s fun to mess around with. Had one when I was younger and I feel that one was built better.
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2022 by Dude man

  • Perfectly silly.
Color: Black
Cheap, shoots a stable toroidal air current across a room. Pretty fun. Also a great way to get the cat off the countertop without a spray bottle. My only complaint is ergonomic. Because the handle is so far away from the axis of tension, drawing and firing tends to torque the wrist. There should be some kind of wrist brace to counteract that torque. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2022 by Elly

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