Xshot Skins Pro Barrel Break Review

The Barrel Break (formerly the Spinshot, and named that long enough for it to say that on my packaging) is Xshot’s answer to the Dart Zone Mas Oiutlaw. It works slightly different, with a priming handle under the grip, but it still features a six dart cylinder. It also has fun with a break-action reloading mechanism. It’s the cool new thing, and it’s worth grabbing off the shelf!

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Blasters in Türkiye? Vacation 2026

I’m on vacation, on the other side of the planet, so of course I’m going to check out a few toy stores and see what’s on shelves! Not surprisingly, there’s still a lot of N Series to be found (it was made to be sold everywhere, after all), but there are a few other interesting things to note. On to the pictures!

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Adventure Force Chopper Review

The Adventure Force line is going through its late summer refresh, and the Dart Zone entries are aiming for fun. In addition to the bright new packaging, we have blasters in bright blue and orange hitting shelves (at least for the ages 8+ blasters, anyway). And so far, they seem to be worth grabbing.

The Adventure Force Chopper is recognizable revision of the Adventure Force Villainator (has it really been six years?). And while it holds ten less darts, it’s got a bit more pizazz for kids’ pretend play.

(Walmart link)

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Adventure Force Strike Force Review

The Adventure Force Spectrum is a well-revered member of the Adventure Force Family, with great motorized performance in an affordable package. It’s also six years old, making it long overdue to be phased out. Luckily, its replacement is even better.

The Adventure Force Strike Force (how often do we want to say “Force”?) is possibly the best off-the-shelf 8+ blaster for the price right now. The performance is outstanding, the handling is superb, and there are features for regular customers and hobbyists alike. If you don’t buy one, you’re doing something wrong.

(Walmart link)

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Xshot Insanity Blitz Hammer Review

The Xshot Insanity line continues to expand! This time, it features a springer that’s not so original, but still reliable.

The Blitz Hammer, like the Dart Zone Magnum before it, features a 40-dart drum and slamfire. However, between its differences from the Magnum and all the extra attachments and possibilities, the Blitz Hammer should prove to be a worthy successor.

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Blaster Tag Meets ESPN August 8th!

It’s exciting to see something of ours on national TV!

I’ll just have entry up to refer you to a blog post over at Out of Darts – OnlyFoamDarts got to play in the invitational, and wrote what they could about the event (obviously some things have to wait for it to actually air).

I’ll be on vacation at that point, but at a later point, BANE will have footage on their Youtube channel, in case you miss the event on ESPN or can’t set the DVR!

Nerf Minecraft Diamond Pickaxe Blaster Reveiw

One thing that will always persist? Licensed toys! The blaster space is no exception, with dart blasters being branded for everything from Star Wars to Jurassic Park over the years.

Minecraft is still popular after a decade and a half, and Nerf has been making licensed blasters since 2021 (although the early ones were a bit…bland). The Diamond Pickaxe continues that branding partnership, with surprisingly good results.

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