NERF DinoSquad Armorstrike Dart Blaster, 8-Dart Rotating Drum, 16 Darts, Indoor and Outdoor Games, Dinosaur Toys for 8 Year Old Boys and Girls and Up, Drop Grip, Dart Storage, Anklyosaurus Dinosaur

This a fun and unique nerf blaster. It does come in an ugly brown box, but that didnt matter to me. My son loved the Dino design as well as the fact that it could hold multiple darts at once. He has many different designs from Nerf, but this one is one of his favorites. The colors are bright and fun and it seems to be made well so far. Everything functions well and as expected.

5 year old boy birthday gift!

I bought this for one of my nephews for his birthday. He loved it.

Big hit on Christmas morning. Granddaughter loves it.

My kids love playing with NERF guns and this one is really cool looking and intended to resemble a dinosaur. The coloring is bright and it includes 16 NERF darts. I really like that this gun features built in storage for the darts. They can shoot pretty far and its easy for kids to hold. I do wish this included more darts since we usually lose at least one every time my kids play with this. Loading the gun is simple and my kids have figured out how to do it on their own. Overall, this is a fun toy, especially for dinosaur fans.

Bought for a young child and it they love it.

Christmas gift

Our kiddo loves dinosaurs, so this Nerf blaster design couldnt be more perfect. We own lots of other Nerf guns, and this one doesnt disappoint. Measuring about 23.5x10.5 its not too large for my almost 7-year old to use and operate. The blaster comes with 16 darts and features a rotating drum that holds 8 Nerf darts. Additionally, there is sufficient storage in the gun to hold the other 8 darts. The cool dino design is reminiscent of an ankylosaurus and is making this Nerf gun a favorite in our house. This toy does NOT require batteries, which is a plus. I would recommend this toy.

Grandson loves it

I was very happy with the product but not the box presentation. I gave it as a gift and it was not obvious to the recipient what it was until he tore open the entire cardboard box.