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Super Soaker Hydro Balls and splash games

Not every soaking needs a trigger. Hydro Balls burst apart on impact and snap back together for the next throw, the Storm Ball Wrist Rocket flings soaked foam balls across the yard, and Foam Fury fires fluffy foam before switching to plain water.

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Reusable water balloons that clean up in seconds

Hydro Balls are made of two soft, interchangeable halves. Join them, dunk, squeeze to draw water in and throw. On impact they split apart and splatter the target; afterwards you pick up the halves and refill. No knots, no torn rubber in the lawn and no pain from a close-range hit.

Choose the 3-pack for a quick game, the 6-pack in two colors for two teams, or a 12-ball set for a full party.

Rockets and foam

The Storm Ball Wrist Rocket launches absorbent foam balls more than 33 feet with a high-velocity band and a finger-safe release; four reusable balls come in the box.

Foam Fury mixes foam concentrate with water to make more than 60 foam blasts per fill, reaching up to 15 feet, and keeps going as a water blaster once the foam runs out.

Super Soaker splash games without a trigger

Water guns are only one part of a Super Soaker summer. Hydro Balls, the Storm Ball Wrist Rocket and Foam Fury give kids other ways to shoot, throw and splash. Made under license from Hasbro, they let small water fights start within seconds, with no tank to pump and no valve to fill.

They mix well with a classic Super Soaker series blaster: one player on the water guns, one on the Hydro Balls, everyone soaked. Reusable, safe and fast to refill, they are a popular, common sight at pool parties, and an easy experience for kids who prefer throwing to aiming.

How Super Soaker Hydro Balls work

Each Hydro Ball is made of two soft halves that click together. Dunk the ball, squeeze it to pull water inside and throw. When it hits a target, the halves pop apart and the water splashes out. Pick up the halves, put them together and refill within seconds — reusable water balloons with no knots and no broken rubber.

Which Hydro Ball pack to choose

The 3-pack is a small water starter set, the 6-pack in two colors is made for two teams, and the 12-pack party set in three exclusive colors covers a whole birthday. A separate 12-ball bundle adds stickers for decorating gear.

Storm Ball Wrist Rocket

The Wrist Rocket is the long-range member of this family. Soak a foam Storm Ball, seat it in the launcher, pull back the high-velocity band and let go: the ball flies more than 33 feet and splashes on impact. The finger-safe release is designed for kids' hands, and four reusable balls come in the box.

Foam Fury: foam first, water second

Foam Fury mixes foam concentrate with water to make over 60 fluffy foam blasts per fill, with a range of up to 15 feet. When the foam is gone, it keeps working as a pump water blaster. It is a fun twist for backyard games and a soft alternative to a foam dart blaster.

Game ideas with Hydro Balls

Hot Potato Splash: pass a full Hydro Ball around a circle while music plays; whoever holds it when the music stops gets a gentle drop on the head. Target Toss: hang paper targets on a fence and score points per hit. Dodge Soak: classic dodgeball rules, but the ball bursts when it lands.

Why reusable beats single-use

Classic water balloons take time to fill and leave pieces of latex in the grass. Super Soaker Hydro Balls fill in seconds, are safe and soft on impact, and pack away for the next summer. Fewer bits in the lawn, more time for the actual water fight.