How to Have a Squirt Gun Water Race

Finally, we’re getting into the big guns on this list, literally. The NERF Super Soaker Hydra you see here can hold a whopping 65 fl-oz and, with its simple pump control, can blast all of it at a distance of 25 feet or more — it kind of depends on the force with which you compress the pump.

Give the first person to go a plastic cup and position the teams in a relay line at the starting point by the first bucket. On the word ‘Go’, the first child fills their plastic cup from their bucket at the start line and then races to the other bucket and empties it in.

SpyraTwo’s ‘water bullets’ could crush the Super Soaker this summer. This high-end water gun promises to shoot water blasts up to 30 feet and refill in 12 seconds. SpyraTwo, the self-proclaimed “world’s strongest water gun” that promises to shoot water blasts up to 30 feet, is coming in time for summer 2021.

He’s holding a squirt gun which he tells Killer Kane is full of sulfuric acid. It isn’t really, of course; it’s a mixture of vinegar and curry powder. In any case, the savage brute makes a move and Freak squirts the mixture straight into his eyes, allowing Max to make good his escape.

One person from each team will sit down and hold the plastic bottle on top of their head. One person from each team will fill up their paper cup, run to their team member holding the bottle, and pour water into the plastic bottle. This is a relay, so when the players return to the team, another team member gets a turn.

You only need to dip the front of the gun into a body of water and it’ll refill automatically in ~14 seconds. This does mean that you can’t just shove it under a faucet. But I think the company compensates for this by making the Spyra One water gun playable anywhere.

The CPS 2000 is a 1996 CPS series Super Soaker that holds 3.1L of water. It is no longer available for purchase since its home line has been discontinued. It is one of the most valuable Super Soakers because of its sheer power, with its price reaching $200 USD in online auctions.

Drac points out that it’s also got a rubber flap over the USB-C port now, letting you more fully submerge it in a swimming pool.

It comes in two colours, blue and red, and retails at $139 for one or $249 for a set of two. The water gun can be bought on the official SpyraOne website where you can get free shipping to the USA and Europe. It’s also available on many online retailers like Amazon and eBay. Buy the SpyraOne water gun here.

The Spyra One Water Gun improves on its analog predecessors in nearly every imaginable way. Instead of releasing an indiscriminate stream of water, it shoots precise, 30ml water “bullets” that stay tight up to 15 feet and are still effective up to 30.