The 90s saw Nerf further expand its array of blasters ... Reyn Guyer’s personal website explains that Parker Brothers named the balls after the foam that off-road drivers use to wrap their ...

Nerf blasters were the coveted toy of any 90s child, and its foam balls, originally released in the 1960s, unleashed indoor sports for countless children when the weather turned. The Hall of Fame ...

Playground skirmishes were won with arrows, missiles, big darts, small darts, even golf-sized foam balls ... flywheel motors, Nerf guns can now send Elites flying up to 90 feet—more if you ...

Talk about nostalgia; this foam ball is easy to grip, toss, and catch but also reminds us of Saturday morning cartoons, cheesy ‘90s commercials, and fun filled days in the park. There are four ...

Though Nerf balls had been around for years ... Nerf nerds hail it as one of the most accurate and powerful foam-shooting pistols ever. Many assume that heavy artillery is needed to get serious ...

Since the 1990s, toy manufacturer Hasbro HAS has promoted its Nerf brand of foam balls and dart blasters with the slogan “It’s Nerf or Nothin’. Now, Hasbro’s strategy for the brand could ...

Neon foam—that's all Twister inventor and toy developer Reyn Guyer needed to launch NERF in 1969 under Parker Brothers. Dubbed 'the world's first indoor ball,' NERF was such an instant success ...

For nearly 30 years, Nerf has been synonymous with foam — foam balls, foam darts, and foam arrows blasted across playgrounds or over cubicle walls. For its new awesome-looking Hyper blasters ...

And it comes with its own high-tech foam to keep ... “We wanted a ball that was built for having a blaster in your hand,” says Kleinman. Originally, it wasn’t clear that Nerf’s official ...