Nerf N-Strike Suction Darts 36-Pack

These darts are the best for a home made blow gun. Use normal 1/2"x10ft water PVC pipe (it's white and cost around three smaker-os.) cut the pipe into thirds, file the edges smooth and use these darts with a good set of lungs for the most accurate, farthest flying least expensive, longest lasting Nerf gun. Best value ever. Once you get good at it, you can reload and fire faster than any of those automatic reloading guns that Nerf sells. My aim at 40ft is a 6" grouping. With in 3 shots I can hit and knock a soda can off a cubical wall at 40ft. (the variability is that flat fronted foam darts will veer a bit.)I highly recommend these darts and the blow pipe for hours of fun.

I bought two of these packs and I'm glad I did. Nothing makes for great family fun more than being able to shoot off nearly a hundred darts (between both packs I bought and the darts that were included with the dart guns) and not have to worry about losing a couple of darts here and there. These darts also seem to perform better than the nerf darts that are included with most nerf guns when it comes to the suction cup and how far they fly.

My daughter has an older pair of nerf guns that she likes to play with but finding replacement darts has been impossible in the stores. I was thrilled to find them for sale in Amazon. My order arrived on time and the package was in good shape and the darts are great!

I got these replacement darts because it turns out that cats love nerf guns. They absolutely go nuts for these! I usually shoot these at a door, and they'll stick to it because of the suction cup at the front, and one of my cats will jump about 4 feet in the air trying to the darts off the door. These are way cheaper than most cat toys, and last about as long (I'd say maybe a day or two per dart - maybe my cats are just unreasonably predatory?). I worry about whether they might be toxic, but I figure if they're ok for children, who will put anything and everything into their mouth, nose, ears, etc, they're probably ok for cats.

While I know that there isn't much to say about a Nerf dart, they are sure fun! I bought them along with a gun to use them with for my grandsons. I think they wore themselves out and these little sponges outlasted them! That is pretty good for an inexpensive toy like these. They stick well, and take a licking! Good job. Somethings don't have to be electronic and expensive to be fun!

I have a very friendly large orange tiger cat, who is still fairly kittenish in his activities, being only 3.5 years old. He LOVES playing fetch with these darts. He will bring me one while I sit at the dining room table so I can launch it down the stairs across from my dining room. He throws himself after the dart, barely touching the stairs as he launches down after the dart. Grabs it and trots back, purring loudly for you to throw the dart again. Unfortunately I have another cat that likes to eat the darts. He generally throws them up, on my carpet of course, so I try to keep the darts put away when they are not being played with.I don't have children or a dart gun so I am not sure how well these work with either, but they have a nice arc when thrown by hand.

These work great in any gun that loads from the front or with a cylinder. Don't use these darts with guns that use clips, they're not compatible.These are a hair longer than the suction darts that came with my Maverick, but they're nearly identical.I like to use them with my Hammershot because they fly much more consistently than the blunts that come with it.

I was looking for extra bullets for the N-Strike Recon CS-6 that my boyfriend had won at a Yankee Swap. I thought the suction darts would be extra fun, and it says right in the description that it fit the gun he has. WRONG! They jammed & wouldn't fire. Not a huge deal, since I returned them with no hassle, but then the fun of opening & playing with a gift right away was gone, which was a bummer.While reading the reviews, I noticed that this happened with another model that Amazon has listed as well. My advice -- buyer beware & double-check with Hasbro on which guns will really take this ammo.