Kids Tactical Vest Kit with Blaster - Toy Tactical Vest Kit Compatible with Nerf N-Strike Elite Accessory for Boys Girls Blue

This Nerf Tactical vest in this kit is an upgraded version of one of the older official Nerf tactical vests available online, but it is not as advanced as their other vests that have magazine storage on the back of the vest (this vest has nothing on the back). This new design has a Sky blue digital camouflage pattern that covers the area around the shoulders and upper back, looking more stylish compared to other vests that are typically plain black. Aside from the light blue camouflage, the new design features a 3-strap Velcro life-counter on the upper left side of the vest (first seen on the official Nerf Rival line vests for use in life-stock game modes), buckles on the front straps, and employs more use of plastic for the side Velcro straps. It mimics the original vest very well without using the Nerf logo or thick mesh material, but this cost-cutting measure is actually preferred because the black netting is more breathable. Included in this deal are 60 blue darts, a 12-dart magazine that works and is compatible with Nerf blasters that use magazines, a black zombie-themed mask (a baclava with grotesque cartoonish decor), a 3-inch wristlet (aka wristband or “wrister”; 7 inches unfolded from end to end) that is somehow capable of carrying 8 darts via blue elastic bands, and blue eyewear that is of the typical cheap grade of plastic that distorts your vision due to the excessively cheap plastic that is blurry and easily scratched. I do not believe it is because of the blue coloration, as all the cheap eyewear perform similarly, but it will still protect your eyes from Nerf darts. The vest is able to carry 10 individual darts (x5 on the upper right and x5 mounted horizontally in between the buckle straps in the middle of the front of the vest) and a 6-12 dart magazine via 2 elastic straps (as opposed to 1 strap found on most older model vests), not to mention the net pocket area on the bottom left side that you can carry whatever you want that can fit in it. Most aftermarket magazines that come with vest kits are completely useless orange opaque knockoff magazines that all claim compatibility with Nerf magazines but never seems to work like one (the darts get stuck in those and do not advance), but this particular orange knockoff actually works, although it has not been the most smooth and has gotten stuck a couple of times. If you compare it with an official 12-dart Nerf magazine, you will see that there is much more spring in the knockoff. I do not think this is better design since it had displayed minor issues during my short testing. The tube mask is a balaclava type that can be worn in many different ways (it displays the different ways on the packaging, but the black print was hard to see against the black background). In conclusion, this kit seems to be perfect for young “Nerfers,” which I think adds more color to the world of flinging foam. There is a good amount of darts included in this kit and most of the pieces included in it work well, except the cheap eyewear, but that can be overlooked (no pun intended). The 12-dart magazine may also be imperfect, but ultimately it still works, it just doesn’t always work smoothly. So in all, I think the pros of this kit definitely outweigh the cons. This kit would make a good gift to give to younger boys who like Nerf wars (just as the pink vest also sold by Hely Cancy is marketed for younger girls); It undercuts the official products in price while adding in a bunch of extra starter equipment. I’d say this is a good deal.

The tactical vest included in this kit is an upgraded version of one of the older official Nerf tactical vests available online, but it is not as advanced as their other vests that have magazine storage on the back of the vest (this vest has nothing on the back). This new design has a pink digital camouflage pattern that covers the area around the shoulders and upper back, looking more stylish compared to other vests that are typically plain black. This camouflage will allow you to hide yourself amongst flamingoes, totally undetected by the enemy. The new design features a 3-strap Velcro life-counter on the upper left side of the vest (first seen on the official Nerf Rival line vests for use in life-stock game modes), buckles on the front straps, and employs more use of plastic for the side Velcro straps. It mimics the original vest very well without using the Nerf logo or thick mesh material, but this cost-cutting measure is actually preferred because the netting is more breathable. Included in this package deal are an astounding 80 purple darts with pink tips, a pink 6-dart magazine that works and is compatible with Nerf blasters that use magazines, a pink mask (a baclava with colorful decor), a 3-inch wristlet (aka “wrister”; 7 inches from end to end) that is somehow capable of carrying 8 darts via pink elastic bands that hug the dart firmly, and pink eyewear that is of the typical cheap grade of plastic that distorts your vision due to the excessively cheap plastic that is blurry and easily scratched. I do not believe it is because of the pink coloration, as all the cheap eyewear perform similarly, but it will still protect your eyes from Nerf darts. The vest is able to carry 10 individual darts (x5 on the upper right and x5 mounted horizontally in between the buckle straps in the middle of the front of the vest) and a 6-12 dart magazine via 2 pink elastic straps (as opposed to 1 strap found on most older model vests), not to mention the net pocket area on the bottom left side that you can carry whatever you want that can fit in it. Most aftermarket magazines that come with vest kits are completely useless orange opaque knockoff magazines that all claim compatibility with Nerf magazines but never seems to work like one (the darts get stuck in those and do not advance), but this particular transparent pink knockoff magazine seems to be an exception because mine actually works quite well. The tube mask is a balaclava type that can be worn in many different ways (it displays the different ways on the packaging, but the white print is hard to see with the colorful decor in the background). In conclusion, this kit has pink everything; The demographic is clearly for young female “Nerfers,” which I think adds more dimension to the world of flinging foam. The large amount of darts included in this kit is a plus, most pieces included in this kit work well, except the cheap eyewear, but that can be overlooked (no pun intended). The tiny wrister wristlet thing may be a bit small and the elastic is on the tight side, but ultimately it does what it was designed to do because the target demographic is little girls with small wrists. So in all, I think the pros of this kit definitely outweigh the cons. This kit would make a good gift to give to younger girls who like Nerf wars (just as the blue vest kit with the grotesque Zombie mask decor also sold by Hely Cancy is marketed for younger boys); It undercuts the official products in price and provides similar performance. So what is there not to love?

Got this for granddaughter to wear at nerf gun birthday party. She loved it!

My great niece loved this, she is 4 years old, it’s was her birthday gift.

It comes with everything! The nerf gun shoots far and the vest is nice and has lots of accessories. I gave it as a gift and he loved it!

My goddaughter loved this gift. Everything came in the kit and it was not a lot to clean up

Was a perfect gift

My niece was tired of being left out while playing with the boys. She loves her vest and having the extra ammo has come in handy. She rarely takes off her bandana and all of the accessories has really held up very well. Would purchase again.

Hermoso, muy buena calidad, entrego en tiempo