Hasbro Visit 2024 - Trying Out the Nerf Pro Sender and Torrent 

I feel the exact same

Ikr

Scary part is it apparently isn’t using a lipo so can’t wait to see it on one

according to another vid from one of the others, the red part of the stocks come off revealing an n-strike stock attachment point, so maybe they will make some, or the hobby will edit: it also shows in the vid here

The stock uses nstrike style.

From the looks of it, they are.

even if not, blastertime is guaranteed to sell them

I hope I could found them in Spain

You can hear them say angled talons in the video several times

The rail is above the muzzle. The moving part is behind that.

@@CrimsonHiroX07 should be two of them

I am wondering if a Lipo upgrade would help at all. It may be weak motors.

@@jweatherly26 it's a shame, Hasbro actually tried with the stryfe x. Albeit that wasn't as modular as it should have been, they chose to make that better than this.

​@@lon6boardlord problem is the stryfeX was 120 dollars and everyone complained. So the sender is 50. Of course it's not going to be as good at less than half the price.

@@frozenfade and that decision was made deliberately, not for an appealing price but out of being petty to pro players. We all know Hasbro is the type of company to sell a cheap run of the mill re shell under nerf limited for 300$, make an almost perfect stryfe for a debatable price, but then goes and deliberately makes something with struggling performance for a bargain deal? They clearly don't care about product worth but it's funny that they suddenly do when trying to appeal to the pro audience while also doing things to spite the Hobby's creativity. These blasters are supposed to be for their exclusive ball game yet they cut corners, undermining the performance. They're not offering the stryfe x anymore either so if the average consumer was to catch on to this disparity in performance they'd feel pretty cheated because Hasbro decided to play monopoly and they wont even know why. I'm not saying they should cater to pro players but just view them as regular customers who know what product worth is and to not undermine the potential of a perfect product for the sake of trying to get more money out of certain audiences through different product lines.