Their goal was quite simple: to create a battery-powered water blaster that eliminates pain points associated with dinky squirt guns. Nearly 2,800 people backed the project, making the Spyra One a ...

Rather than being your run-of-the-mill water gun, this latest toy from Spyra is best described as a freakin' water grenade ...

And while many Chinese companies have sprung up with clones, none of them (not even Xiaomi with its Spyra-like Pulse Water Gun) have managed ... Update April 18th, 3:01PM ET: We’ve now tested ...

We were big fans of the original Spyra One when it debuted in the Summer of 2018 with two features never before seen on water guns: it fired concentrated blasts of water—the equivalent of liquid ...

The whole Spyra One, with a full tank, tips the scales at 2.3 kg (5 lb) One fill is good for 25 bullets, each one of which is shot with equal force regardless of the gun's water level – a ...

Sales reached more than 2 million by 1991. The Spyra One, however, offers a glimpse of what the future of the water gun could be. The Spyra One is a $133 water pistol that’s raised more than $ ...

The fanciest water gun ever? Now, there’s the Spyra One, which resemblances the water guns I grew up with as much as a musket does a sniper rifle. The Spyra One doesn’t shoot a stream of water ...

There are few ways to better spend a hot summer afternoon than with a water gun fight, and the creators of one the most advanced water blaster ever developed—one that shoots liquid bullets—is ...

But that was two decades ago, and water guns haven't changed too much since. With the Spyra One, they could get the upgrade they deserve. The Spyra One has an internal motorized pump that ...

Three years later, they’ve taken to Kickstarter to fund the Spyra One, a next-generation water gun that will get you soaking wet. “Spyra One turns your water fights into more than just soaking ...