EKIND 200 Pcs Zorro Head Elite Darts for Nerf N-strike Elite Series Blasters Kid Toy Gun (Blue)

Superb darts. Cheaper than the nerf equivalent. A couple of the heads have come off after some use but this is understandable as they do take some abuse. Just be wary if you have younger children about. Over all I’m very happy

“Zorro” darts are essentially the Waffle Darts with a far less stable tip. By less stable, I mean the tip itself is wobbly due to the big “Z” cutout, and will bend considerably due to the lack of structural integrity. The rubber will return to it’s original shape (but not the foam, just to be clear) if you squeeze it. After having tested out the original Waffle tip prototype for Little Valentine (who I assume is somehow related to other distributors like Raytheon and EKIND), I decided to nickname the springy orange tip of these darts "Waffle" darts because it felt like a catchy name. A few months later, EKIND markets their new dart the "waffles" tip darts as a softer impact type of dart. I had to purchase these waffle tip darts a third time under Raytheon (Ray Squad) because I kinda felt like I played a hand in Nerfer history, and it felt cool to see other websites or forums like Outback Nerf also calling it waffle darts too. Even Drac and Coop are calling it Waffles. Very cool. Anyway, these Zorro darts will fit and work in most (if not all) blasters that were designed for standard Nerf Elite and NStrike streamlines. The darts do have a cylindrical tip like the Accustrike darts and the Waffle Darts (but as I had stated earlier) with the letter “Z” bored through them horizontally, and they bounce considerably further than normal darts (although not as far as Men-Gun's darts) when coming into contact with a hard surface. My ProChrono Digital Chronograph has detected a slight decrease in velocity from these darts over the original Nerf Elite darts, but not enough to justify the premium cost of the Official Nerf Elites. These Z-darts are also much more accurate than regular darts, and of course, they are not to be confused with the Waffles nor the grey-tipped Accustrike darts which share the same cylindrically-shaped tip. It’s all in the family. In conclusion, the Z-darts are a fresh new safe and interesting foam dart welcomed in the Nerf community where flinging foam never seems to get dull, and another good reason why it should never get dull is with a few of these innovative dart tips having entered the scene these past few years. It is a wonder why Hasbro never pursued the invention and release of new and innovative dart types until the Accustrike line.

For that most part these are superior to standard nerf elite darts. They tend to be far more consistent and fly straight compared to nerf elites. You will get some with the heads not glued on properly however it's not very many and the money you save still makes it a far better deal. I prefer these to the nerf accustrike darts also. I've bought thousands of darts of all types and prefer these in white over pretty much everything. I like ekind as a brand also. I find that you get less defective (heads not glued properly) darts on average over other knockoff brands.

Excellent ammunition, by far some of the most accurate third-party Nerf darts on the market! They’re soft, they glow-in-the-dark, they’re durable, and they get really tight groups. These work extremely well in my modded longshot 2.0! These are better than stock Ekind darts. I could barely get my hands on any of these darts, they sold out in about 2 days after they arrived on the marketplace. In conclusion, if you want cheap Nerf ammunition that’s very accurate, then buy these darts.

Thes ones are the softer Nerf ammunitions I have tryed, they are perfect to play with the little ones

Great darts! We will buy these again. Great value, good quality, and very accurate!