The Super Soaker XP 150 makes an excellent
heavy assault rifle. It holds a good amount of water and has two pressure chambers
which are larger than those found on the Super Soaker XP 110. The XP-class stream stings upon
impact. The water reservoir attaches with a 180-degree twist to the rest of
the blaster. Care should be taken when attaching and removing the reservoir to minimize
the wear on the plastic threads. Pumping is quick and easy. Its size and balance
are nice, allowing one to hold ones ground even against even the lower CPS-based
weapons.
The Super Soaker XP 150 is perfect for small to medium skirmishes and can hold out in larger
ones. Just beware of larger water blasters such as the Super Soaker SC Power Pak and any CPS-class weapon from the Super Soaker CPS1500 and up.
Pros
Mid-sized, medium weight, easy to carry, and 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.
Cons
The water reservoir must be screwed on and off while holding the blaster upside-down
which can get a little awkward. Also, care must be taken to minimize wear on
the reservoir's plastic threads. The XP-class nozzle is outclassed by all of
the CPS-line of weapons.
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:: Submitted Reviews
XP 150 By The dark ANNIHILATOR | Posted: 20040215
Pumps = 8
Shot Time = 1.8X : 10 seconds
Mobility = 9
Construction = 7
Tank = 1.5L
Intimidation = 6
Overall Power = 7
Soakage = 18
The XP 150 is a small- midium sized soaker, released 1994. Its specialty is its power for an Air Pressure soaker and its low amount of pumps. The XP 150 is the most powerfull small- medium sized soaker and is therfore the most popular among Water Warriors and Collectors.
Strengths =
- Its power for an Air Pressure soaker
- Low amount of pumps
- Long shot time till severe drop off
- ability to shoot and pump at the same time for a continuing blast
Weaknesses =
- No strap, making carrying a second soaker difficult
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