MY LITTLE PONY

MY LITTLE PONY

PONYVILLE SWEETIE BELLE’S GUMBALL HOUSE Playset

G.I. JOE

G.I. JOE

Pit Mobile Headquarters

KOTA & PALS

KOTA & PALS

Hatchlings Triceratops

G.I. JOE

G.I. JOE

The Rise of Cobra Movie Trailer

MONOPOLY Games

MONOPOLY Games

City Streets

LITTLEST PET SHOP Games

LITTLEST PET SHOP Games

Tricks 'N Talents Show

TRANSFORMERS

TRANSFORMERS

Timelines

MY LITTLE PONY

MY LITTLE PONY

Meet the Ponies

MONOPOLY

MONOPOLY

Tournaments

SUPER SOAKER HISTORY

SUPER SOAKER HISTORY

 

In 1989 the introduction of the Power Drencher (the original name for Super Soaker) revolutionized the world of water blasters. Invented by Lonnie Johnson, an aerospace engineer from Atlanta, Georgia, this blaster, later named the Super Soaker 50, used patented air pressure technology resulting in the ability to shoot large quantities of water further and faster than any other product on the market.

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Entering the 90's, the brand name was changed to SUPER SOAKER and with the launch of a nationwide TV and advertising campaign, the SUPER SOAKER success story began.

 

1993: The SUPER SOAKER XP (Extra Power) technology was introduced and featured larger nozzles for shooting more water at once.

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1997: The introduction of SUPER SOAKER CPS (Constant Pressure Systems) technology resulted in water blasts that were stronger than ever before.

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1999: The SUPER SOAKER MONSTER was introduced and featured large water capacity and a powerful water stream.

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2002: The SUPER SOAKER MAX D (Maximum Distance), was introduced and extended the shooting distance of SUPER SOAKER even further than before.

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2003: SUPER SOAKER introduced the SUPER SOAKER EES line (Electronically Energized Soakage) with lights, sound, motorized action and air pressure all blended together for high performance water blasting action.

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2004: SOAKERTAG was launched, which featured small body target devices that "blasted off" when hit with a direct stream of water.

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2005: The ARCTIC SHOCK blaster was introduced featuring an innovative ICE CORE insert for an unexpected frigid blast.

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2006: SUPER SOAKER introduced the Max-Infusion line, which offered users additional water capacity in the form of a backpack or hip-pack water reservoir.

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2007: SUPER SOAKER introduced the HYDRO BLITZ water blaster which featured a huge water capacity of 100 oz. and an incredible blasting distance of 40 feet.

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2008: SUPER SOAKER introduced the BOTTLE SHOT blaster, which enabled water warriors to convert almost any beverage bottle up, to 2 liters, into an on-the-go water supply.

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2009: SUPER SOAKER celebrates its remarkable 20th anniversary by re-releasing the original SUPER SOAKER 50 with amplified water-blasting performance.

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SUPER SOAKER continues to dominate the water blaster category as it has since its introduction. For the past 20 years, SUPER SOAKER has been the ultimate in summer fun with innovative water blasting technology.