The XP 85:Original

Classification: XP | Type: LIGHT ASSAULT RIFLE

Description: The XP 85 is a novelty variation on the XP theme, featuring three nozzles. The centre nozzle is fixed forward while the two nozzles on either side could be spread apart up to 90-degrees from forward. The two size nozzles move in tandem. Though likely good for back-up, a working model is unavailable for review. Thus, little is known about its performance, durability, etc.

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Review by Cody C.(Edited by iSoaker.com):
The XP-85; capable of shooting 3 separate streams of water at targets directly in front or to the side of the user. When the nozzles are not shooting at multiple targets, the full force of the weapon is turned upon one target.

Sounds good, doesn't it?

Well, the truth of the matter is that this is the worst SuperSoaker(tm) ever!

"What's wrong with it?" you ask.

I'll tell you: The water storage capacity on this blaster stinks! I don't know how much it holds, but it isn't a lot. All that water goes nowhere... fast! The three streams, aren't even close to meeting XP standards! You'd have better luck with a SuperSoaker(tm) MDS than you would with this thing. I heard somewhere that Larami came out with an original XP-85, it was a disaster, so they gave it the triple shot.

Trust me, they should have left well enough alone!

(Posted 2000/06/12)

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