There are few ways to better spend a hot summer afternoon than with a water gun fight, and the creators of one the most advanced water blaster ever developed—one that shoots liquid bullets—is back with an upgraded version that’s quieter, faster, more powerful, and is less likely to leave the shooter soaking wet. If the last time you played with a water gun was when the Super Soaker reigned supreme, you’ll be surprised at how far they’ve advanced.
The Spyra One, which was realized through a Kickstarter campaign back in 2018 and then shipped a year later, features a rechargeable battery, a built-in pump that automatically sucks water out of a pool or a bucket for effortless refills, a unique firing mechanism that launches individual droplets of water with a satisfying amount of force, and even an LCD display counting down how many shots you have left. The Spyra One’s creators are promising the SpyraTwo is better in almost every way, with a range that goes about five feet further, faster refill times, and a battery life that promises twice as many shots before you need to plug the water gun in. (Yep, that’s one more device you’ll have to add to the nightly charging roster.) Most importantly, the SpyraTwo supposedly doesn’t drip anymore, which might be the biggest selling point.
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