Super Splashers (3-pack)
Reusable water weapons that refill in seconds!
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Reusable Super Splashers have a foam core and durable shell.
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Each pack has three Super Splashers (colors may vary).
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Overview
In the world of water warfare, water balloons are like a one-shot musket. You better not screw it up. Upgrade your fun artillery and throw reusable Super Splashers.
The foam interior of these balls soaks up water like a sponge, allowing you to fill them up in seconds with just a dunk in the water. When you hit your target, the water shoots out through holes in the rubber shell to create a spectacular splash.
After soaking a foe, simply pick your Super Splasher off the ground and throw again! These balls can be reused for multiple soaks each time you fill them up. It not only saves you during your backyard battle but also saves you from cleaning up latex debris afterwards too.
Features & specs
- 3-pack of foam-based water balls
- Quickly soaks up water when immersed
- Splashes on impact!
- Multiple use with each fill
- Skips on water
- Materials: foam core inside with rubberized outer shell
- Ages 4+
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