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LLaser X Revolution is the #1 Home Laser Tag System on the planet and is like having a laser tag arena in your own backyard! Blast opponents inside or out, in darkness or bright sunlight. Blaster beams go through windows and strategically bounce off walls and mirrors to hit opponents, while quick-slide reload keeps the action going. Set Includes: 4 Laser X Revolution Blasters, 4 Laser X Revolution Chest Receivers, 12 AAA (1.5V) Duracell Batteries.
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Laser is the #1 home laser tag system on the PLANET! Its like having a laser tag arena right in your own backyard! Blast opponents up to 200 feet away inside or out, in darkness or bright sunlight. Choose from more than 10 team colors to light up your blaster! Blaster beams go through windows and strategically bounce off walls and mirrors to hit opponents. The Micro Blasters compact size is easy to take anywhere! All Laser X gear works together. Games can include unlimited players. Ages 6+.
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