AONTESSShooting Games Toys for Boys Girls, Gun Target Game for Kids 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 with Self-Rotating Target, 2 Blasters & 56 bullets (Blue)

You get quite a bit in this set which inclues the two air rifles, 2 replaceable tips, 32 long bullets, 24 round ball bullets, 2 pairs of goggles, the moving target and 2 masks. The target is quite large, it rotates and has 3 speeds. Unfortunatley I don't have enough to keep it up full time so it did have to get put away in the shed until they ask for it again. To be honest they had just as much fun without using the target just by shooting at each other or aiming for empty cans they'd put in a row on the wall. Good toy which would make a lovely gift.

The media could not be loaded. I got these foam blasters for my 5 and 8 year old sons.The design of the actual guns is quite clever… they require no batteries and have quite a decent trajectory!The guns were easy to setup with their interlocking sliding parts.The guns were a little hard to pump for my 5 year old son but he still managed to do it with a reduced projectile range.My 8 year old managed to use them absolutely fine.There are 2 types of ammo for the guns:1. The classic Nerf style bullets… to use these, you need to put a muzzle attachment on the gun2. Balls… to use these you push them in the nozzle of the gun and then pump away…. you can load more than one at a time!The big spinny target that came with the set requires 4 AA batteries.The target was easy to construct and it works fine but we all found it quite boring to shoot at.It seemed an excessive amount of trouble for a limited amount of fun and its also a pain to store!The idea of the target sounds wonderful in principle… a target with nets on it so you can shoot at the target and easily collect the bullets afterwards but my kids just did not find it fun. It just felt a bit too static.We instead, setup our own targets of various toys, teddies and cans and tried to shoot them all down.You get a good amount of ammo with the set.The guns are good on their own… probably a 4 star product but the target is detrimental to the set and seeing as the target is a big part of this set I feel it warrants a 3 out of 5 star rating.

The AONTESS shooting games toys are a fantastic hit for kids aged 5 to 11! This exciting gun target game comes with everything you need for endless fun: two blasters, 56 foam bullets, and a self-rotating target that keeps the action going. Kids will love testing their aim and skills, whether playing indoors or outdoors. The foam bullets are safe, making it a worry-free choice for parents.It’s not just a toy; it’s a brilliant gift idea for birthdays or holidays that will keep kids entertained for hours. Watching them engage in friendly competition is a joy, and you might even find yourself joining in on the fun! Perfect for family gatherings or playdates, this set promises laughter and excitement for everyone involved.

At the time of reviewing this it is priced at £36.99 with a 15% promo code, even with the 15% off i do find this quite expensive and not affordable to everyone.When i recieved this i did find it pretty simple to put together so thats a bonus (saying that i would of liked it to be a little more sturdier) .This set includes an electric rotating target with three adjustable speeds which is more challenging and fun than the straight forward stand still target.This can be used for both indoor and outdoor play and it is a all rounder for all the family.So for we have had hours of fun and i will say it makes you very competitive. This would be great for a childrens birthday party, or occasion.

Got this for my godson he absolutely loves it. Such good fun even for adults if we can get a go! In the box you get a self-rotating target with 2 blasters it comes with 32 strip bullets, 24 round bullets, 2 pairs of protective goggles and 2 masks. We literally had a blast with this. Great value for money in my opinion. It is £34.99 at the time of this review.

I bought this to keep myself and my 9-year-old entertained for the rest of the summer. Ordered it last night, and it arrived early this morning. He’s been playing with it all day. Assembly was straightforward, and it works just as described.ONE THING TO NOTE: If you’ve seen the product video, you’ll notice the motor has a small pin-like object to attach the rotating hands. Mine didn’t come with one, but it still rotates as it should. I’m not sure if it’s part of a design update, but just something to be aware of—if yours doesn’t have it, don’t worry, it still works perfectly!The PVC is sturdy enough. Could it be sturdier? Yes, but it does the job well.

The sort of rather contrived toy that seems to have been assembled from unsold stock they found in the back of the warehouse, This is some revolving fishing nets on a four foot battery powered stand, two air-powered popguns with attendant foam projectiles, two sets of goggles, and inexplicably, two fabric snoods with skulls printed on them. Or riot masks, as I think of them. The idea being that you have different coloured balls for each shooter, and when one collects the balls from the fishing nets you can tot up the score. For further inexplicable reasons the manufacturer suggests that each projectile is worth 30 points, perhaps to develop elementary maths skills in 5 year olds.There's a few issues here. The listing clearly implies that the popguns feature repeat firing, which they don't, you have to load after every shot, and the revolving stand is quite delicate while at the same time taking up quite a bit of space. Unless it is dissassembled after every play session, it won't last very long, though of course the popguns have a lot of play value by themselves and are quite robust.Overall though, a contrived, rather irritating toy without much lasting play value.

Good fun the boys will love this for their birthdays absolutely massive but works great good value