Simply insert the pump action squirt gun before you blow up the inflatable toy, and you’re good to go.
The Inflatable Tank outdoor water toy is the first ever inflatable tank with an inbuilt water cannon. Let us know what questions you have and then watch our testing video below.The First Inflatable Pool Tank With an Inbuilt Water Cannon
Thanks for reading our blog on the Pool Punisher Tank Float Review. I’m excited to let my nephews you use this in the future, as I know they will have a blast (PUN INTENDED).įind this and other fun items in our Tailgating Challenge Amazon Store. Overall, we had high hopes for this tank float after all the hype and once we got it in the water it didn’t let us down. PROS: Comfortable, extremely fun, looks awesomeĬONS: make sure you have a good pool float pump:) We had tons of laughs and fun while using the Pool Punisher and I feel comfortable saying that young kids up to big kids, like us, will get a kick out of this tank pool float. Getting friends together and having a lake tank battle was pretty epic. They designed this so you can easily get the sand out and get back to blasting, but there is your tip if your gun isn’t firing. It will get sand into the intake and not allow you to blast water. First tip, if you are in body of water with sand at the bottom, make sure your water cannon intake is not on the sand. In front of you there is the water blaster. You won’t move the float too fast, but we quickly got the hang of it and started scooting around the lake. You kick your feet around to move the tank float around and get yourself in position to battle your opponents.
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Once we were in the Pool Punisher we had to first figure out how to move around. More comfortable than many chairs in my house! Pool Punisher In Action This float is actually super comfortable.
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When you get in you won’t put your full leg into the hole, only up to your knee and then you’ll sit back in the tank. Getting into the Pool Punisher you’ll see 2 leg holes and then 1 hole for the intake of the water blaster gun to drop down. We didn’t get ours to go that far (we didn’t have an actual tape measure), but it appeared to go over 20+ feet. There is an intake line that drops down below the float to pull water in and you hand pump the gun to blast the water. Next, you insert the water blaster through the hole in the tanks cannon. When I was trying to push the air stopper back in it was a little more challenging that I anticipated, but finally got it locked in and ready to roll. There are 3 different areas to blow up on each tank float. I brought an electric pump that I learned isn’t that great and then a foot pump that works well, but was a good work out to get both of these pumped up. We found a fun spot here in Colorado, Carter Lake, to take the Pool Punisher and see how it would do in a lake! We shared a picture of the Pool Punisher that got almost 3 million views on Facebook! Because of this viral exposure the Pool Punisher tank float sold out and we had to wait a few months to get a couple of these in to go play!įast forward a few months and two Pool Punishers showed up. We saw the Pool Punisher on OddityMall earlier this year and knew it was something that we had to put to our Tailgating Challenge. Recommended for ages 5+ and up to 180 lbs (We had testers up to 200 pounds in this with no problem) Pool Punisher Blasts Water 20 Feet Tank Float Testing Pool Punisher in the Pool Pool Punisher Features
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