The Water Blaster XLR cannon has a range of approximately 60 feet. so you probably won’t find anyone else in a water fight with as much range as you (unless, of course, they also have an XLR cannon). The stream is also very heavy, so it has a lot of soaking power.
How does it work
The XLR Cannon has a very simple and sturdy design, so it can be filled in just a few seconds if you have a stagnant water supply. Place the mouthpiece in the water and pull the handle back. This brings the water into the barrel and you are loaded and ready to fire. To shoot, push the handle forward. Obviously, if you can push the handle harder, you will get more reach. However, in general, it doesn’t take a lot of force to reach a range close to 60 feet.
Fleet
The Water Blaster XLR cannon floats on water. This is really useful if you are using it near a lake or pool, where you will probably want to use the XLR Cannon anyway. It’s convenient to be able to submerge the nozzle in a pool or lake, pull the handle back, and get back to action.
Other uses
In addition to being used in water fights, the Water Blaster XLR cannon can also be used at home. You can use it in the winter to remove snow from the satellite dish or windows. The XLR means extra long reach and that’s exactly what makes it so useful at home and so powerful during water fights.
Should you get it?
The Cannon XLR Water Blaster has a long reach and is quite light at just over a pound. It also has a simple and robust design. It works great near a pool or lake, but it may not be the best option if you’re going to be away from a water source because you only get one shot. It’s also difficult to fill it with a water hose, although if you fill your bathtub or sink with water ahead of time, it’s easy to fill it up. You can also place buckets of water nearby to refill. Overall, it’s a great cannon to have in your arsenal if you need to do a high-powered soak. If you want a water cannon that can fire multiple shots, you may also want to take a look at the Super Soaker Hydro Cannon.