The Super Soaker Bow 'n' Arrow is a Super Soaker released in 1993 in the Classic Super Soaker series as a Novelty.
| Bow 'n' Arrow | |
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Discontinued |
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unknown |
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unknown |
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| Additional Pages: | Pressurized Res. |
Details[]
The Super Soaker Bow 'n' Arrow is a water gun that used a pressurized reservoir to fire water, much like the Super Soaker 50. The bowarms and string do nothing for the actual function, but make the blaster aesthetically resemble a bow. The offset pump is used to pressurize the water tank, and the handle is pulled back to fire the gun.
Performance characteristics are unknown.
History[]
The Super Soaker Bow 'n' Arrow was released in 1993 and discontinued only a year later. From known information, the top bowarm has a tendency to break off, as it is broken off of most known examples of the blaster, possibly contributing to its apparent rarity in comparison to most other products released at its time.
Trivia[]
- The Super Soaker Bow 'n' Arrow was the only product of its kind released until the Dolphina Bow in 2014.
- It is one of the most unique Super Soakers, as no other soaker has attempted to fit a pressure system onto the body of a bow before or after this product.
- Its unpopularity, awkwardness, and apparent fragility have made it one of the rarest known super Soakers, next to the Super Soaker S. E., the Power Drencher, and the CPS 2000 MKI.