KooshSharp Shot — Interactive Target — 3 Games to Play — Play with Friends or Against Target's AI — for Ages 6+

Pretty much like all other reviews this is a good concept but has issues.Shooting the Koosh is awkward and very difficult. Most time you pull back, release and it plops on the floor. When it actually fires it's very hard to aim for little ones. I actually bought this for my son to use as a target for his Nerf guns. It works sorta as it doesn't always trigger as a hit. I think the issue is you tend to have to hit the targets HARD for it to register and even then it doesn't always work.

It's reeeeally hard to shoot these things with any type of consistency. You're just as likely to have it flop onto the floor as you are to zing it toward the target with any velocity. It's very hit or miss (no pun intended).The idea is good. Sometimes when you hit a sensor, it simply doesn't register—either it didn't have enough force behind it, or it just in a bad spot on the target even though you hit it successfully. That gets frustrating.I got this for $12 and it MIGHT be worth that, although I don't see this having any staying power, so even at that price it might be a pass. Retail price? Hard pass.

It is so simple, yet they messed up so many things. The shooters don't work well, so immediately this thing isn't great. Half the time the target buttons don't trigger even when directly hit. There is actually a bug in the 1/2 player and they include a notice about it. Did they just skip testers and QA altogether?

Didn't work well. Would not recommend purchasing. Half the time, the lights went off on their own, without touching it. It doesn't always light when you hit a target. Sling attachments broke off easily.EXCELLENT IDEA. I MEAN, WITH A FEW CHANGES....I WOULD PLAY WITH IT. EXTREMELY POOR EXECUTION...

The targets are finicky and don’t always go off after hitting them. Hard to get to stay put. Flinders are difficult for kids to use. Balls aren’t big. Kids haven’t touched since we opened it. Waste of money.