1999 · Larami
Power Pak
Line: Super Soaker
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Released
1999
Manufacturer
Larami
Tank capacity
113.33 fl. oz. (3.4 L) [ 1 ]
Firing range
23.1 feet (7 meters) (3x flat) [ 1 ] 33 feet (10 meters) (3x angled) [ 1 ] 26.4 feet (8 meters) (10x flat) [ 1 ] 39.6 feet (12 meters) (10x angled) [ 1 ] 16.5 feet (5 meters) (Sweep Stream flat) [ 1 ] 19.8 feet (6 meters) (Sweep Stream angled) [ 1 ] 21.45 feet (6.5 meters) (Saturator flat) [ 1 ] 28.05 feet (8.5 meters) (Saturator angled) [ 1 ]
Pressure system
Elastic-pressurized
Original retail
Not documented
Larami Era (1989–1995)
The original Super Soakers, invented by Dr. Lonnie Johnson and produced by Larami. Air-pressure designs that started a backyard arms race.
Classifications
Discontinued Super SoakersElastic-based Super SoakersLarami Super SoakersSuper Charger SoakersSuper Soakers
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