AMOSTING 100pcs Glow In Dark Darts for Nerf

These are great replacement darts. They are really good quality and launch really well out of all of our Nerfs. Honestly they sting a little bit because they work so well.

10 bucks for 100 darts seems like a party good deal. They really do glow, even after just getting left under a lamp for a few hours. Bright orange tip makes them easier to locate. Decently durable as foam darts go LOL AMOSTING 100PCS Refill Darts for Nerf N Strike Elite 2.0 Series Glow in The Dark Bullets Pack – Compatible with All Elite Blasters White

If you have a Nerf loving child that is constantly losing their bullets then this is a great option for replacement bullets! They feel very similar to the leading brand, and my son was overjoyed when they arrived. I also really like that. This comes with a carrying case for them so that they are not all over my floor.

Soft and fire strong.

These were a great value for the number of darts included. We also love that they glow in the dark—it makes nighttime Nerf battles even more fun. The only downside is that the tips are a bit harder than standard Nerf darts, so they can definitely hurt sometimes. Because of that, we make sure to use them for target practice rather than shooting at people.

I couldn’t be happier with this product! It exceeded my expectations in every way—high quality, easy to use, and exactly as described. I’ve noticed a real difference since I started using it, and I would recommend it to anyone looking for something reliable and effective. Definitely worth every penny!

I have zero complaints and will definitely be buying more. The only complaints about the glow feature are clearly made by those who don't understand how to use or activate glow items. Ours had a clear, bright green glow that actually made them easier to locate at night than in the day. I have a perfect shelf under my vanity lights and just let them absorb the light for about 24 hours. These fit perfect in all three styles of nerf guns and we never had any jamming issues. They were able to load/unload without assistance. We even made up some quick targets to test accuracy. And the amount of fun all the kids had for only $9 cannot be beat. I've only recently allowed my soon to be seven year old play with Nerf guns. He's autistic, extreme ADHD, and hasn't shown any interest in making friends his own age. Until we got a new neighbor with an eight year old boy. They are night and day; like scales balancing each other out. We took their two nerf guns and the 100 bullets to the park yesterday and it was three hours of nonstop fun! The only downside was I forgot to use sunscreen. And as someone who was used as an example for the closest to albino in science class and now lives in the Phoenix desert, I strongly recommend avoiding that situation. It hurts to even smile today, and unfortunately, every time I talk about how much fun the boys had yesterday I can't not smile. They even made a new friend! A super sweet three year old. I'll admit that I was worried he wouldn't be able to keep up with them since he couldn't quite get the hammer back on the nerf guns and didn't want him feeling left out. But it was the sweetest thing ever! Both the eight and six year olds took the time to show the three year old how to play, made sure the guns were ready so he only need to pull the trigger, they kept at a speed he could keep up with. At the end, they gave him a handful of the glow in the dark bullets so he could see them in the dark.

UPDATE: After owning these for awhile now, I'm less enthusiastic about them. They're still very accurate, and have held up well after repeat firings. I have no complaints about that. But the hardness of the tips is something that just doesn't work for my family. When firing too closely at each other, my kids have left some pretty good welts on each others' arms. These are probably better suited for older Nerf gunners, while I'd recommend something more like the Newer 2016 Hollow Out Head style (dubbed "Double-X" by the Nerf Wikia forum) for family-friendly blasting (they are much softer when hitting bare skin). ORIGINAL REVIEW: My family has started a major Nerf weapons kick in the last few weeks... we've been buying all kinds of clearance blasters, and are planning a solid Nerf war for my daughter's next birthday party. So I knew right away that we would need extra ammo for all the new toys. So I started poking around, and found these Amosting-branded glow-in-the-dark darts. They were much cheaper than the Nerf-branded ones, had pretty decent reviews, and if they really glowed - that would be a nice bonus. I ordered them with Prime Shipping, and they arrived two days later (even with the Labor Day weekend). They were individually packed in sets of ten, so we only opened two packs to test. The dimensions of the darts, near as I can tell, are identical to the "real" thing. While the foam portion seems to be the same density and flexibility, I noticed right away that these have SOLID RUBBER tips instead of hollow with the air-cushioned hole. So I had my daughter shoot me with her Rebelle Lumanate. You and your kids will feel the impact just slightly more than the Nerf-branded darts, but even our three-year-old wasn't bothered by the impact. It also means the darts are a bit heavier, and will fly a bit farther (since the tips won't deform as much during flight). So far, we have tested these in the following blasters: -Rebelle Lumanate -Jolt -Zombie Strike FlipFury -Zombie Strike Sidestrike -Marvel Avengers Hawkeye's Bow -Star Wars Stormtrooper Blaster (the small single-shot version) -Star Wars Rey's Blaster -Star Wars Deluxe Stormtrooper Blaster (the big one with the 12-round clip) All blasters fired these Amosting rounds with no difficulty and no real difference in accuracy (shooting indoors between distances of 10' and 25'). I had one double-feed on the Deluxe Stormtrooper clip out of three full clips fired, but I've had the same issue with the Nerf-branded darts too. As far as the glow-in-the-dark feature... It works, but isn't spectacular. First we tried charging some for about 45 minutes with a small LED lamp. There was a few glowing flecks in the foam... Enough to see in complete darkness, but not really "glowing" like some other toys we have. I tried again, about 45 minutes next to a full-size CFL bulb. They glowed a little brighter, but again - nothing spectacular. I've only had these for two (very cloudy) days so far, so I haven't had a chance to try them in direct sunlight. I'm also curious to see if they work well in blacklight. But even without an impressive glow, I'm very pleased with these. We will definitely stock up on some more Amosting darts for our daughter's birthday party (maybe two different colors next time?). Great stuff, thanks!