Laser Blasters

A Laser Blaster, often part of laser tag systems, is a type of electronic toy gun used in the game of laser tag, a sport where players attempt to score points by hitting targets, typically worn by other players, with infrared-emitting light beams. Unlike Gel Blasters or Dart Blasters, which physically shoot projectiles, Laser Blasters emit a safe, invisible light to tag opponents. This technology allows for a mess-free, painless experience focused on strategy, teamwork, and physical activity.

Laser tag can be played indoors or outdoors, in specially designed arenas or improvised settings, making it versatile and adaptable to various environments and occasions. The game's appeal lies in its ability to simulate combat scenarios in a completely safe manner, without any physical projectiles, making it suitable for players of all ages.

Laser Blasters come in various designs, from handheld pistols to rifle-like devices, often featuring lights, sounds, and vibration to enhance the gameplay experience. Players wear sensors—usually in the form of vests—that register hits from the infrared beams. These systems can track hits, who was hit by whom, and how many times, with some advanced setups offering real-time scoring and game data.