The best Blaster to start with
You want to buy a Blaster but don’t know which one? Don’t worry, we’re here to help!
The question about the best entry-level model is probably one of the most frequently asked questions asked in the community.
The offer of dartblasters is so large and the blasters so different that it is difficult to answer this question in general. Nevertheless, we want to provide some advice and make a few suggestions so you can choose just the right blaster for your needs.
Should the Blaster be small?
If you don’t want your Blaster to be big, we recommend the Nerf N-Strike Elite Disruptor.
This handy blaster has a drum with 6 darts, which can be loaded comfortably from the front. The priming slide is handy and has a sleak design. The Disruptor is also the youngest successor of the legendary Maverick, which was the first blaster for many members of the gowing dartblaster community.
The Disruptor is currently available in the Accustrike Bonus Pack with 6 Elite Darts and 6 Accustike Darts, which have slightly less range, but are more accurate.
An amazing blaster which takes up little space so it can fit in every playroom, backpack or desk drawer.
Are you looking for something to play around with?
If you want a Blaster with a selection of attachments out of the box, to try out what makes Nerf so fascinating and spark your imagination, then we recommend you get your hands on a true classic: The Nerf N-Strike Elite Retaliator is the most popular spring-loaded blaster of nerf history. Lots of accessories right out of the box allow you to combine shoulder stock, barrel extension and tactical grip with the Blaster to fit it to your needs. Whether as a small pistol or a large rifle, the Retaliator proved itself in every situation.
If you want to expand your collection, the attachments work with other blasters as well.If that wasn’t enough to convince you, the Retaliator also has great tuning potential!
Do you want the Blaster to be operated with one hand?
The Nerf N-Strike Elite Stryfe is the classic when it comes to electric Nerfs. Compatible with all Nerf magazines and powered by 4 AA batteries, the Stryfe does not require a second hand to be operated. Just press a button to rev the motors and pull the trigger to send a dart on its journey.
There is hardly any Blaster that has been and still is modded more often than the Stryfe. Even straight out of the box, this Blaster is just fun!
Is it really Nerf or nothing?
No, it doesn’t have to be! The new generation of Zuru blasters is in no way inferior to Nerf. The blasters have the same quality and at least the same performance.
So if it doesn’t have to be „Nerf or Nothing“, the Zuru X-Shot Excel Turbo Advance is the right choice. The Blaster has a cool look, is a pump action blaster and offers a lot of ammo with its 40-dart drum. The Blaster also comes with no less than 96 darts. A great deal and especially great for beginners!
What if I want to get started with something really nice?
There is of course a way. If you want to start your new hobyy with a top notch blaster that’s opting fora modular system, toolless disassembly and easily interchangeable parts, go for a CEDA.
The CEDA is a pump action blaster, which can shoot regular darts as well as shortened darts in its basic configuration. The Blaster has a unique quick assembly functionality which allows you to access the blastersparts in a matter of seconds. This makes maintenance and modifications very easy and allows you to play around with different combinations to improve your understanding of blaster mechanics.
In addition to all these cool possibilities, the CEDA also offers a much more tacticool look than many other dartblaster and is equipped with Picatinny Rails for tactical attachments.
Author: SirScorp
