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Nerf FRS Tactical Walkie Talkies up to 1000 FT & Glow In The Dark

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Management number 240711202 Release Date 2026/07/16 List Price US$6.62 Model Number 240711202
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The Nerf FRS Tactical Walkie Talkies for Kids are the ultimate companion to Nerf guns and other outdoor toys! Our fun, colorfully themed two way radios have a whopping 1000 ft. range, allowing for easy communication between users as they battle it out with other fun spy gear. With a rugged design built for both indoor and outdoor environments, the Nerf FRS Tactical Walkie Talkies are a great addition to any set of kids toys or boy toys. Our walkie talkies long range and built-in belt clip for easy access makes them great for active children that love our other Nerf kids outdoor toys, and the glow in the dark feature ensures that they can keep playing as the sun goes down. Whether you need a pair of rugged outdoor walkie talkies for adventurous children or the ultimate companion to your child’s Nerf arsenal, theNerf FRS Tactical Walkie Talkies give you everything you need for an edge over the competition!

  • Built-in belt clip
  • 1000 ft range for easy communications
  • Durable design for indoor and outdoor use, with glow in the dark feature
Brand Nerf
Watts 1000 Watts
Model name FRS Tactical Walkie Talkies
Power type Battery
Assembled product weight 0.75 oz
Assembled product height 1.5 in
Count per pack 2
Age range 6 Years & Up

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