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Electric Shark Water Blaster

Electric Shark Water Blaster

$32.34 USD
$32.34 USD
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A battery-powered water blaster with a shark-style shell that fires automatically, with no pumping. Built for backyard water fights and pool parties.

Why we picked it

  • Automatic electric spray, so kids don't wear out pumping
  • Durable ABS shell
  • Choose a single blaster or a set

Specs

  • Material: ABS plastic
  • Options: Red, Green, Set, P90 Green, P90 Red, P90 Set
  • Power: Rechargeable battery (see photos for charging details)

In the box

Water blaster (and accessories) as selected

Safety note: Don't aim at faces or eyes. Adult supervision recommended for young children.

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