The Nerf Reflex IX-1 blaster was never previously available in Australia. For most Australian fans it was a cool but mysterious blaster. Until now. Most Target stores in Australia now stock the reflex, for $7.00 AUD. A mighty good deal if you ask me! This blaster is going to be my new mini side-arm, but it will never replace my trusty Switch Shot EX-3. So let's dive into the review and find out what makes this blaster so awesome.
Pros:
For one, this blaster is tiny. It is an excellent example of innovation in Nerf's design, with all the main components fitting inside a shell smaller than your hand. It also has okay range for it's size, topping out at around 20-25 feet, though I would still only use it as my barrel-tap\close-quarters weapon in a Nerf war. It works rather well, too, as I haven't had a misfire yet.
Cons:
I must say that this blaster has very few cons, despite it's size and cheap price. The main con is comfort as the handle digs into my hand after a while. It starts off as not a real problem, but eventually turns into quite a painful experience.
Finally, for it's small size and good range, I would happily incorporate this into my Nerf war loadout.I give this excellent blaster a 8/10. Definitely worth buying!
Great pictures! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks. I thought it would be good to provide an insight into the blasters internals. I have actually modded this blaster, so I will be posting it in modified form soon.
ReplyDeleteMY Reflex can hit up to 40ft parallel to ground if the whistler darts are pushed in all the way, to the point that the tip is touching the barrel nub.
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