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Discontinued |
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56mL(1.89 oz) of water |
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The Super Soaker 10 (commonly abbreviated to SS10 or CS10) is a 1994 Super Soaker Classic Super Soaker blaster that holds 56mL(or 1.89 oz) of water. It is the size of many squirt-pistols like the Power Shot, but it uses air pressure. It is the smallest Classic blaster. While a decent blaster back then, it has limited power nowadays. It was replaced by the 1996 XP 15, a similar blaster that came in different colors and designs. The pump is located in the bottom of the handle. As well, the pump itself has a very small holding space, making it hard to hold. It comes in four colors and three shell designs.
Details[]
The Super Soaker 10 was the first pocket Super Soaker. Despite being released in the last year for the series with much improved blasters over the previous years, performance of the Super Soaker 10 was comparatively poor. Notably, there are three different shell variations, all with differing barrel length. While the mid and long-barrel versions are about as common as any other blaster of their time, the short-barrel purple version is harder to find.
The tank has a cap on it, which does not have a tether.
Despite its limitations, the SS10 actually does have a place within Super Soakers, especially in modern times. Due to its small size and relatively decent power given its size, it can be put in most cargo pockets and even some regular pockets as either an emergency last-resort soaker or as a gag to prank someone.
History[]
In 1994 it was introduced, and sold until the introduction of its successor, the XP 15. Compared to the later blasters of its type, the Super Soaker 10 is rather unpopular. Wether the different types were introduced at different times is unknown.
The Super Soaker 10 is the first in a line of succession of small soakers, going from the SS10 to the XP 15, then to the XP 15: 2000 Edition, and finally to the XP 215.
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Trivia[]
- It is one of the smallest Super Soakers that has ever been released.
- It is the lowest-numbered soaker to have ever been released.
- It has one of the smallest nozzles of any soaker, even into modern times.
- It is the first soaker to have a cap on its tank. Other blasters like the XP 250 and CPS 2000 would soon follow.