How does gel blaster ammunition work?
1. Dry gel balls
You will receive the gel balls in a small, dry form.
2. Absorb water
By placing them in water, they absorb water and expand in size.
3. Ready to use
After a few hours, they are ready to be used in your gel blaster.
Why is this ammunition used?
Gelblaster ammunition is popular because:
it is soft on impact
it causes no permanent damage
it is biodegradable
it is safe for recreational use
Environmentally friendly alternative
Unlike other types of ammunition, gel blaster ammo leaves no hard residue behind. Over time, it simply dries up and disappears into nature without causing any harm.
Important to know
Do not use without water growing
Do not swallow
Always use according to your gel blaster's instructions
Suitable for recreational use only
How do gel blasters work?
Gel blasters are toy weapons that fire small gel balls using air or spring pressure. They are becoming increasingly popular in the Netherlands due to their safe and exciting gameplay.
But how exactly does a gel blaster work?
De rol van gelballen
Gel balls are essential for operation. Without properly soaked gel balls, the blaster will not work properly.
Too small → does not work properly
Too large → may jam
Perfect size → optimal shooting performance
How does a gel blaster fire?
Gel balls are loaded into the magazine
The motor builds up pressure
Air pushes the gel balls through the barrel
The gel balls fly out and break on impact
How long should gel balls be in water?
On average 2 to 4 hours. They must be fully turned off before you use them.
How long do soaked gel balls stay good?
In water for about 2 to 3 days, then they slowly dry out.
Do all gel balls fit in every gel blaster?
Most do, but some high-performance blasters work better with specific sizes.
How quickly are gel balls delivered?
Orders placed before 8:00 PM on weekdays will be delivered the next day. It is also possible to pick up the same day.
Do you have to wear glasses?
Yes, it is always recommended to use eye protection while playing.