| Super Soaker 50 |
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Product Details |
Specifications |
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| Manufacturer | Larami |
Type | Pressurized Reservoir |
| Release Year | 1989 |
Reservoir Capacity | |
| End Year | 1990 |
Chamber Capacity | |
| Availability | Discontinued |
Pump Capacity | |
| Original Price | |
Shots Per Tank | |
| Typical eBay Price | |
Pumps Until Full | |
| Line | Classic |
Weight Empty | |
| Patents | 5,074,437, D318,309 |
Weight Full | |
| Marks | 6 |
Dimensions | |
| Nozzle | Level Range | Angled Range | Average Output | Shot Time |
| ft | ft | oz/s | s |
| m | m | mL/s |
Monsoon's Review
The SS 50 is the first Super Soaker ever. It is very primitive in both technology and styling, and is extremely fragile, especially the pump area. The nozzle is tiny, and any modern blaster can out-perform it. The SS 50 is a great collectors item though. It is a rare find today, but many people would say "who cares" or "good!". Overall, this is the blaster of collectors, and far from being the blaster of armies today. The blaster my friend has is broken, so stats are impossible to record of his.
Other Sites' Reviews
Marks
| Mark | Year | Edition | Performance | Differences |
| 1 | 1988 | Power Drencher | Equal | Marked "Power Drencher." |
| 2 | 1989 | Original | Equal | Yellow body; light green reservoir; wire-like trigger. |
| 3 | 1990 | Original | Equal | Yellow body; light green reservoir; full-plate trigger. |
| 4 | 1998 | Classic | Equal | Yellow body; light green reservoir; marked "Classic Series." |
| 5 | 1999 | 10th Anniversary | Equal | Silver body; light green reservoir. |
| 6 | | European | Equal | Yellow body; light green reservoir; wire-like trigger; marked "Super Soaker 100" and "Ideal." |
| Credits | Pros | Cons | Media | Modifications |
- Review and Pros/Cons by Monsoon
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- Too under-powered by today's standards
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