Raising the Bar

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For those who use an iPod Touch, getting 3 bars of Wifi is always good.  For those who use N-Strike blasters that are clip-fed, 3 bars of Elite options is pretty nice!

After about a month or so of fiddling around with the Retaliator, Rampage, and the darts and accessories that go along with them, I'm becoming a bigger fan of the Elite gear by the day.  I especially like the clip size options that we have.  Granted, the only new size pictured is the 12 round clip, but I feel like it really helps round out your options.

Really, other than the new Direct Plunger Systems in the Retaliator and Rampage, there is't a whole lot of "new" concepts in the Elite lineup... so I'm surprised I've taken to them so quickly.  If you haven't caught on by now though, I like blue.  Like... a lot.  And I really think that's been a driving force behind my enthusiasm for the Elite lineup.  Blue darts, blue Bandoleer, Blue blasters... it's just a good time to like Blue and be a Nerf fan.


But while you might think that my crazed hype about the Elite stuff is blown out of proportion, there are a lot of good improvements that the Elite line has taken into account after learning from the N-Strike lineup.  It's these improvements and attention to detail that make it not so painful for me to make a hardware switch from a Recon to a Retaliator.  From my old stretched out Bandoleer to this nice new one.

Remember when the Elite Lineup was the "let down" because the 75 ft range claims were angled shots?  Yeah... I've long since forgotten about that!

But I'd like some perspective from you, my valued readers.  I'm on board with the Elite lineup.  What's your take on it?