Last month, we saw the launch of the brand new Nerf BUNKR Battle Zone System just in time to play during this hot summer weather! This Nerf BUNKR takes blaster play to the next level with innovative and unique NERF-branded inflatable obstacles, suitable for both indoor and outdoor play. They are great for garden fun, keeping fit and having a fun blast with family!
What I have here are the Nerf BUNKR Take Cover Traffic Cone and Caution Crate obstacles for review. It is nice and easy to set up and transform any environment into a giant Nerf Battle Zone.
Each inflatable obstacle is packed in a plastic tube and includes Nerf BUNKR Battle Game cards, a vinyl plastic repair kit and instructions. The battle game cards provide strategy and tactics to make every battle one-of-a-kind.
The inflatable has two 3-way valve for easy inflation and deflation. The lower base valve is for filling in water to give stability. You can omit filling with water if you play indoors. Careful not to overfill the base with more than 1.5kg of water as this may damage the bunker. I have an electric pump which filled up the inflatable in no time! If you use a hand/foot pump, it might take a while as it is quite big!
Also, each inflatable comes with integrated dart storage which is super handy to provide you with more storage during battle!
The Caution Crate measures 56 cm by 53 cm by 71 cm and the Traffic Cone measures 36cm by 46cm by 84cm when inflated. These inflatables are a great addition for any Nerf fans and my children love using them! Watch them here: https://youtu.be/ChAd84kGP1I
There is also a Toxic Barrel inflatable in this Nerf Bunkr range, which is available to buy from Smyths in addition to the Traffic Cone.
Disclosure: We received the sample for the purposes of writing this review, however, all thoughts and opinions remain our own.
[…] We had previously reviewed the Caution Crate and the Traffic Cone that come individually in a tub and with integrated dart storage which is very handy to provide you with more storage during battle! You can read more about it here. […]