POWERED BY NERF The Spider-Man Web Shots Spiderbolt blaster comes with 3 NERF darts so when kids pull back the handle and push the button they can launch darts and imagine using a web-powered blast to take on the villains of the Marvel Universe.

In 1970, the Nerf ball was introduced as the "world's first official indoor ball", the name "Nerf" being a slang term for the foam padding used in off-roading. Marketing slogans promised that one can "Throw it indoors; you can't damage lamps or break windows.

A Nerf Blaster is a toy gun made by Hasbro that fires foam darts, arrows, discs, or foam balls. “Nerf blaster” or more commonly “Nerf gun” are often used to describe the toy.

Nerf toys are made of a hard plastic for guns (referred to as "Blasters" by Nerf), a foamy substance (for Ballistic Balls and Sports toys) and a rubbery casting on the outside of the bullets.

The foam darts are extremely easy to load quickly - you simply stick them directly into the rotating chamber - and while it didn't have perfect aim, players hit the intended target more often than not. Another reason for the Nerf Elite 2.0 Commander's high marks is that it is easy to shoot.

10 Reasons To Purchase A Nerf Gun

• #10) FUN – Undeniable by anyone who has ever picked up a Nerf Gun…
• #9) Exciting – The Adrenaline Filled Sensation Of Firing And Dodging Nerf Darts.
• #8) Challenging – Knowing You Have To Overcome Obstacles To Get The Best Nerf Shot.
• Large Nerf Guns.

Nerf, which stands for Non-Expanding Recreational Foam, was founded back in 1969 by Parker Brothers after Reyn Guyer, a Minnesota-based inventor approached the company. Reyn proposed to Nerf a safe indoor football game.

Nerf guns are plastic toy weapons that fire foam darts or discs; they were first produced as toys for kids. Since they don't depict actual firearms, the word "nerf" is a portmanteau of the words "non-real." Both kids and adults like playing with Nerf guns.

Toy guns can help kids self-regulate out in the real world. | Researchers postulate that when kids incorporate violence into their pretend play, they may learn how to control real violent impulses and regulate their emotions.

One study by Malcolm Watson at Brandeis University found that toy guns increase aggressive behaviours, but scores of parents, experts and researchers heartily disagree. And a growing school of thought around child-led play suggests that maybe toy guns have a place in childhood, after all.

Instead, development, manufacturing and distribution of Nerf Sports will be in the hands of Franklin Sports, of Stoughton, Massachusetts, under license from Hasbro. Franklin Sports has been involved with Hasbro since 2019 and has manufactured several items in the in the Nerf line, known for its iconic foam football.

To be safe, all toy guns that shoot projectiles should be treated as a dangerous toy in order to ensure proper usage and precautions. Yes, Nerf guns can cause serious eye damage and even vision loss, but these type of injuries can be caused by many “harmless” objects as well.

To be safe, all toy guns that shoot projectiles should be treated as a dangerous toy in order to ensure proper usage and precautions. Yes, Nerf guns can cause serious eye damage and even vision loss, but these type of injuries can be caused by many “harmless” objects as well.

Toy guns can help kids self-regulate out in the real world. | Researchers postulate that when kids incorporate violence into their pretend play, they may learn how to control real violent impulses and regulate their emotions.

While NERF guns are very safe and don't really hurt, even when fired from close range (they are made from foam after all) they can be dangerous if they hit you in face and/or eyes.

To be safe, all toy guns that shoot projectiles should be treated as a dangerous toy in order to ensure proper usage and precautions. Yes, Nerf guns can cause serious eye damage and even vision loss, but these type of injuries can be caused by many “harmless” objects as well.