The Super Soaker XP 110
makes a great medium assault rifle. It holds a good amount of water, has two
pressure chambers as well as a pressure gauge so one can determine how much
pumping is needed. Its water reservoir is transparent so that water levels can
be easily checked. The XP-class nozzle gives a good sting when the water comes
flying out of it while the water reservoir nicely slopes to the back allowing
all water to be used. The reservoir comes with a tethered cap to help prevent
the cap's loss. Pumping is quick and easy. The XP 110's size and balance are nice, allowing
one to hold one's ground even against the lower CPS-based weapons.
Great even as a primary weapon, the Super Soaker XP 110 is perfect for small to medium skirmishes
and can hold awhile in large ones. Just beware of the SC Power Pak and any CPS-class
weapon with nozzles rated higher than 10x.
Pros
Nice size, light, easy to carry. Despite its size, it packs decent power. It
also does not take too much effort to pump up the pressure chamber. The tank
provides a respectable amount of water considering its rate of fire. Easy to
fill with a nice, tethered cap and transparent water reservoir. The pressure
gauge is also good for figuring out how much more pumping needs to be done for
optimal performance.
Cons
This is a rather small weapon compared to the others out there. The XP-class
nozzle is outclassed by all of the CPS-line of weapons. The pump size is smaller
than its predacessor, the Super Soaker XP 105.
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Reviews
By Brian, A.K.A The Blaster Master
The XP 110 is one of the best Super Soakers ever made even in comparason to the CPS line. It packs more punch-per-pound than any other blaster I know. For its water tank, the great reservoir can hold its own and the size is deceptive. When you see it, it looks like a little wussy blaster, but then when it fires, it's unstoppable. Now that I haven't been able to find any in stores, I'm beginning to think they're extinct. Too bad.
Review by Drew
W. | Posted: 20000820
Type: XP
Specification: 110
Class: Heavy Blaster
Size: 21 3/4 in. x 9 3/4 in.
Weight Empty: 33 oz.
Weight Filled: 71 oz.
Water Capacity: 38 oz.
Pressure: 40 p.s.i.
Pump Stroke: 6 3/4 in.
The XP110 is somewhat different
from the earlier XP105 in having a capped reservoir instead of the old screw-on
style.
The XP110 is my personal
favorite XP. I like the size of it. Not too huge but big enough such that you
can stand your ground in a water fight. This is a good weapon for one-hit-kills
games.
The two XP-class pressure
tanks provide a long shot time. The pressure gauge is very useful. This weapon
does tend to blow through its water supply faster than my Monster. (This problem
was fixed in the XP310 with 25% increased water supply. My solution is a two
gallon backpack.) Range of this blaster is excellent.
The XP-class nozzle is
outclassed by the CPS blasters, but it can hold out well against the smaller
ones (i.e. CPS 1000).
PROs: Small and
light. Two pressure chambers provide good power and long shot time. Long range.
Pressure gauge tells how much pumping is needed. Excellent power for its size.
CONs: Low water
supply. XP nozzle is beaten by CPS models.
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