Hover Shot Shooting Toy for Kids

Say goodbye to boring bullseyes. HoverShot turns target practice into a gravity-defying arcade game right in your living room. Soft foam balls float in mid-air on a cushion of air — bopping, dancing, dodging — while you try to blast them down with foam darts. It's the kind of toy kids won't put down… and parents secretly want a turn on.

Because "sit still and play with a screen" isn't cutting it anymore. HoverShot is the rare toy that pulls kids off the couch, sparks real belly-laughs, and actually sharpens something useful — focus, aim, and hand-eye coordination. It's the birthday-party favorite, the rainy-day lifesaver, and the "just one more round" game every kid begs to keep playing. Under $40, works with the Nerf blasters they already own, and sets up in 30 seconds.

Plug it in with the USB cable (or drop in batteries).

Load the foam balls onto the tees at the top of the base.

Flip the switch — a stream of air lifts the balls and holds them floating mid-air.

Turn the dial to control how high or wildly the balls hover.

Grab the blaster (or your Nerf gun), aim, and fire. Every hit knocks a ball out of the air for a satisfying score.