Nerf Vortex 40-Disc Refill Pack

We bought 4 Nerf Vortex Revonix 360 Blasters over Thanksgiving. At the beginning, my son shot several discs outside and lost a few of them. I saw that this game was about to get real costly (I think that Nerf is trying to make a profit off of these things).We moved the game inside, and the level of awesome got kicked up to 11. The discs were soft enough that they didn't damage household items, but they had enough force to sting when you hit someone in the head (especially the ears). We played with wild abandon like children with no regard for safety. I became intimate with the saying, "All's fair in love and war" when my wife and son turned on me in the middle of battle. On the second night, I was crouched down in a corner scrounging for ammo. I was surrounded, and I took a direct hit to the cornea at point-blank range. The black spot in my vision cleared up after about 10 minutes, and the game ended for the night (like many childhood games did). The next day we bought safety glasses for everyone. While it seemed lame at first, I was able to get more head shots because I no longer had to duck to protect my eyes. I highly recommend the safety glasses.Including the ammo that came with the blasters and the extra refill packs that we bought, we had over 200 rounds. After playing for 3 nights straight, we did a hard-target search of every gas station, residence, warehouse, farmhouse, henhouse, outhouse and doghouse in the area, and we only missed 12 rounds (including the ones that were lost forever outside).I had never used the discs, and I was a little unsure about them when compared to the darts; however, I really liked how these discs floated across the room with a slight arc. I was able to bend a few discs around doorways at my opponents that were peeking out, and it was amazing.My son had a little trouble working the big blasters, but he had a lot of fun running around the house with his backpack, picking up the shot discs, and hoarding them. He really started to control the game. We had to teach him hand the discs back out. I recommend having at least 75 to 100 discs per person for maximum fun. You don't want to be crawling all over the floor searching for discs. At any given time, you just want to be able to drop the floor where you're at and pick up about 20 discs. Several barrels around the house filled with discs would be ideal.I highly recommend this refill pack. I'll try to update this review in the future and let you know how the discs hold up over time.

They work good in the gun. Would buy them again if we needed more discs.Color makes them easy to find.

not much else to say. they came, they flew through the air. they worked just as expected and oh, a fantastic price. watch for sales.

I had purchased a quantity of NERF guns at an auction, but they only contained a handful of discs. The grandkids had a ball because now they have enough guns and ammunition to enjoy with their friends. Good quality and decent value too.

Most Nerf Vortes discs available in Denmark are green which are harder to detect on grass. Orange ones are difficult to come by and if you do find some they only come in 10-packs. I wanted a 40-pack. and found one in the US. Total cost included VAT and freight to Denmark is still cheaper than buying 4 10-packs here.They arrived from the US fairly quickly and safely packed. I couldn't be more satisfied, so I do not hesitate to recommend the store.

They work fine with the Nerf guns that come with green and white discs and are much easier to find on the lawn.

Great deal on discs. You can't have too many. Better price than Targer ot Toys R Us. I'll probably order more - keep loosing them in the park when I play with the kids :)

like all Nerf stuff, too expensive for what it is. That said, these discs are of a very good quality and have many advantages over darts. Discs are a bit firmer/better then the glow in the dark discs nerf also makes.