:: Super Soaker 200

.: Statistics measured at iSoaker.com

:: General Stats

Manufacturer: Larami Corp.

Class: Air

  Item Number: 9933-0
  Copyright Date / Release Date: 1990 / 1992
  Patents: 5,150,819

  Availability: No Longer Made

Overall Stats ::

  Weight: 1000.00 g (35.34 oz.)

  Reservoir Volume: 2050.00 mL (68.33 fl.oz.)

  Firing/Pressure Chamber Volume: 500.00 mL (16.67 fl.oz.)

  Pump Volume: 15 mL (0.5 fl.oz.)

iSoaker.com Ratings .:

Power: 70

Burden/ Encumbrance: 80

Capacity: 90

Overall: 80

Dimensions .:

Blaster :: 69.0 cm (27.17 ") x 16.0 cm (6.3 ") x 34.0 cm (13.39 ")

Length x Width x Height

Version Colours .:

Body

Reservoir

Pressure Chamber

Detailing

Notes

1 ::

Orange

Green

Yellow

Yellow / White

None

Nozzle Information

Number of Nozzles: 1 Nozzle Selector (3 settings)

Nozzle Setting .:

Range (level)

Range (45 degrees)

Output

Output Rating

Power Rating

Shot Time

Smallest ::

8.0 m (26.25')

10.0 m (32.81')

11.0 mL/s (0.37 oz./s)

1.3

0.86

30.0 s

Middle Size ::

8.0 m (26.25')

10.0 m (32.81')

25.0 mL/s (0.83 oz./s)

2.94

1.96

16.0 s

Largest ::

9.0 m (29.53')

11.0 m (36.09')

46.0 mL/s (1.53 oz./s)

5.42

3.97

9.0 s

Notes:

Ratings based on relative blaster size. Please see the Statistics page for more details on the specific terms used.
Statistics measured are from products and water blasters tested here at iSoaker.com; individual water blaster performance may vary.
Some water blsater models exhibit more variability in terms of performance (i.e. output, range, and power) across a larger number of soakers tested.
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One of the largest blasters of its time, second only to the Super Soaker SS 300, the Super Soaker SS 200 was an awe-inspiring site on the soaker battle field. Equipped with over 2L of water and a half-liter firing chamber, this soaker could unleash a good deal of water faster and farther than most of its competition. The base frame of the SS 200 appears to be that of a Super Soaker SS 100. However, this blaster features a dual-reservoir system as well as a larger pressure chamber than the Super Soaker SS 100. The SS 200 was also the first soakers to feature multiple nozzle settings. The blaster has three nozzle settings labeled"I", "II", and "III" at the top of the barrel-end. The nozzle cover snaps into place for each nozzle setting. This allowed the SS 200 user to opt to conserve water when supplies were low or unleash a larger stream if needed. The SS 200 was also one of the first blasters to include a carry-strap (though its construction does not feel as sturdy as more modern blasters).

While generally out-classed by newer blasters, the Super Soaker SS 200 played a key role in the evolution of the water blaster. While not recommend for intense water fights (mainly due to fragility reasons), the SS 200 is still a good blaster and would be able to hold its ground in small to medium skirmishes.

Pros

Dual-reservoir extends this blaster's field lifetime. The top-mounted handle and strap make it simpler to carry. Pumping is smooth albeit a little slow due to the old-type pumping mechanism. Multiple nozzles allow the use to choose between conservation and power.

Cons

As one of the original Super Soakers designed, the overall frame feels much more flimsy than more recent blasters. It is not recommended to use the strap alone to carry the weight of it when fully-loaded. The nozzle-calibre and pump-rate are also much less than current soakers.