The Targets Float. Knocking Them Down Is Up to You.

Five foam balls hover in mid-air on streams of air while you line up your shot. Knock them down with the included blaster, pop them back on, and go again. Light-up targets, sound effects, and zero damage to your walls.

Floating targets. Air jets suspend 5 balls in mid-air, so they bob and drift as you aim

Two ways to play. Shoot the hovering balls or the flip-up light and sound targets

Everything included. Blaster, soft foam darts and foam balls in the box

Safe indoors. Soft foam darts won't mark walls, furniture or little brothers

$73.99~~$129.99~~Save $56.00

How does the floating target game work?

Turn on the base and small fans push air up through 5 nozzles. Set a foam ball on each stream and it hovers in place, bobbing slightly. Load the blaster with a foam dart, aim, and knock the balls out of the air. Set them back on the air stream and play again — no resetting targets by hand. The flip-up side targets add a second game with lights and sounds.

Who is it for?

Recommended for ages 6 and up, and honestly, parents end up playing as much as the kids. Play solo to practice your aim, or take turns and keep score. For the best accuracy, shoot from within about 8 feet, and step back when you want a harder challenge. Contains small parts, so it's not suitable for children under 3.

Shipping and delivery

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5 floating targets Blaster & darts included Light & sound effects Safe for indoor play Solo or head-to-head Ages 6+

Finally, something to shoot at

Every kid with a blaster ends up aiming at the same things: the TV, the lamp, the dog. Not because they want trouble, but because there's nothing better to hit.

This gives their darts a real job. Five balls floating in mid-air, moving just enough to be tricky, plus light-up targets that react when you hit them. The couch is officially off duty.

The game that doesn't get boring by January

Flat target boards get mastered in one afternoon. Floating balls never sit still, so no two shots are the same, and there's always someone in the house convinced they can beat your score.

It works solo, head-to-head, or as the loudest part of family game night. And when the lights and sounds kick in after a hit, it feels a lot more like an arcade than a toy.