Nerf Ner Rival 100 Round Refill

Works well with all the Rival guns. Does the job, and so far, we have had very few jams

This thing is so practical. The extra balls are a great gift. I still keep the box to store a portion of my balls. Yet I wouldn’t recommend Rival to kids under 8, as it stings quite a bit. Yet I disagree with Nerf and think a 9 year old could take it.

Good price. Better than department store at least :)

Great product worked well with my kronoses

Youtube don't lie, they are a little expensive for Rival style nerf balls, but they are the best.

This is a 100-pack of nerf rival bullets. We paid about $18 for them, so about 18 cents per bullet. The package count was accurate. One of the things I try to focus on in any review is value. That’s tough here. Nerf unfortunately comes with what feels like a premium price these days. But I will say that having 100 bullets, which we use in a couple of nerf rival takedown guns, is really a good thing for kids. It stinks when you have to suffer bullet deprivation. The guns themselves come with 8. The constant chasing and reloading when empty if you have only 8 is a bummer. So when we talk value here. Giving your kid a 100 allows them a little more fun in ensuring they have enough. Plus, you’re absolutely going to lose some of these. If you have multiple kids, I’d say get a few ziplock baggies and immediately divide it up among them so they can have their own stash. Also a plus, unlike LEGOs, these DONT hurt when stepped on. And for the most part, If fired from 10 or more feet away, the sting of these is small- Ie they don’t hurt. But of course, if it’s point blank range, they will sting a little. Final judgement: avoid bullet deprivation and buy these. In the end, it is worth the cost, especially for your kids.

Best choice for refilling any RIVAL gun. Name brand, so you have the piece of mind knowing as you pelt your enemys with a barrage of yellow foam balls that your gun won't jam.

Needed for the nerf guns that use these round bullets, since they have a way of disappearing under & behind items.