Four players, live scoring, and no batteries to buy ever again.
A full four-player set: four blasters, four vests, and a 2.4GHz link that keeps everyone's score in sync in real time. It is the version of backyard laser tag where nobody has to argue about who hit whom.
Everyone's score, kept honestly
The blasters and vests talk to each other over 2.4GHz, so hits register across the whole set rather than on each gun separately. Both the blasters and the vests carry their own LED display, which means you can check where you stand without stopping the game.
Where you can actually be hit
There are two hit zones: the sensor on the chest of the vest, and the blaster itself. Worth knowing before the first round, because it changes how people play — holding the gun out in front of you to aim makes it a target too.
Four weapons, and they behave differently
Single shot, shotgun, machine gun and submachine gun. They vary in damage and in how quickly they fire, so the choice genuinely matters rather than just changing a sound effect. Reloading is a physical action — push the clip back in — which keeps the pace up.
Team, solo, and stealth
Play in teams or every player for themselves. Stealth mode dims the gear so you are harder to spot, which is the mode that turns a lit backyard at dusk into something much more interesting.
Charge once, play all afternoon
Everything is rechargeable, and two 4-in-1 USB cables come in the box so all eight pieces charge at the same time. A full charge is good for roughly eight games. No AA hunt before a birthday party.
Forty metres of range
The infrared reaches about 40 metres, which is more than most backyards and enough to make a park or a large garden worth using properly.
Add more sets, add more players
Sets are compatible with each other. Two sets make eight players, three make twelve, and they all stay in sync — so this scales to a party rather than capping at four.
It is infrared, not a laser
Despite the name, there is no laser involved. These use infrared light, the same thing a TV remote uses, which is why they are rated for ages six and up.
A closer look
Specifications
| Players |
4 (expandable by adding identical sets) |
| In the box |
4 blasters, 4 vests, 2 × 4-in-1 USB charging cables, user manual |
| Hit zones |
Vest chest sensor and the blaster |
| Weapon modes |
Single shot, shotgun, machine gun, submachine gun |
| Game modes |
Team, solo, stealth |
| Sync |
2.4GHz real-time data sync across the set |
| Display |
LED on both blasters and vests |
| Range |
Up to 40 metres |
| Battery life |
Approximately 8 games per charge |
| Power |
Rechargeable via USB |
| Technology |
Infrared — no laser |
| Age |
6 years and up |
| Model |
BB6609F |
| Warranty |
2 years, manufacturer |
Delivery and returns
Free shipping Australia-wide — already in the price, with nothing added at checkout.
Tracked delivery, with the tracking number emailed to you as soon as it ships.
30-day returns. If it arrives faulty or damaged we cover the return freight and put it right.
Questions people ask
How many people can play?
Four out of this box. If you buy a second identical set the two work together, so eight can play, and so on upwards.
Where do the sensors sit?
Each vest has a sensor on the chest, and the blaster itself is also a hit zone. There is no sensor on the back of the vest, so a player's back is not a target.
Do I need batteries?
No. Everything recharges over USB and two 4-in-1 cables are included so the whole set charges together.
Is it safe for kids?
It uses infrared light, the same as a television remote, not a laser. It is rated from six years up.
Can we play indoors?
Yes, though the 40 metre range really comes into its own outside. Indoors the shots bounce off walls, which some people enjoy and some find chaotic.
How long does a charge last?
Around eight games. A full recharge over USB takes a couple of hours.
What if one of them stops working?
The set carries a two-year manufacturer warranty. Email us and we will sort it out.