Inscape Data Slingshots 2pcs Yellow/Black, 8 Inch Slingshot

Pulls back very easily very nice slingshot ammo that comes with. It is also excellent.

Was a good time for the 3 hours it lasted. But sadly both of them broke quickly. Couldn't recommend. if your going to get a slingshot for your kids I would strongly suggest getting a slightly more expensive one as these are made to break.

I was actually looking for a smaller let’s say “ starter “ slingshot for my son … a bit of nostalgia for myself I have to admit. The draw on it is good enough for a little kid.. grip is nice; it’s not a powerful slingshot but that’s really what I was looking for. It does the job he’s able to knock some cans and break some clam shells at a good distance… it’s fun

I was super excited to get these for my boys, but i was partly excited for myself as well. I remember having a slingshot like this when i was a kid, and recently a friend of mine had one like this so my kids and i messed around with it a bit and it was fun... BUT THESE ARE NOT full / regular sized. Only in retrospect does it catch my attention that it says "8 inch" in the title, but 8 inches what?... 8" tall? 8" handle?... When this 2 pack came in the mail i was SO excited until i got it open and realized, these are for kid-sized hands. My 7 and 9 year old will have fun with them, maybe until they're 12 or 13, which is fine for the price, but any expectation that YOU--the grown-up, might actually be able to use one of these is completely wrong. This is NOT for grownups. way too small for my hands and my wrist--and i'm an average sized dude; 5'11", 178lb. Anyway... if you're gonna buy these, at least buy them knowing that they're for your kids, not for you.

They are smaller at 8”and not the usual 10”, they fold, and are inexpensive slingshots that serve my purpose well.I've had others that last about 6 months that cost 3 times as much.....I'm a Ham Radio operator and bought this 2 pack of slingshots for launching 1/4-1/2oz sinkers with fishing line over 75-100ft trees to hang my antennas. An easy task with these slingshots and they work just fine for me.I saw they are slightly smaller 8” than regular 10” sling shots, great for my backpack and trekking into the woods and swamps of Florida..... I just used one to put an antenna over a 120' oak tree with ease…. They work OK for my intended use and are inexpensive …... kinda fun too, shooting plastic bottles and tin cans at night around the fire.

I paid $10 for two wrist rockets. They work great and have held up well so far. My kids love shooting them.

Really bad quality on these. Easy to use but the slingshot didn’t even make it past the first day before the rubber bands started tearing.

I can't believe these are as in expensive for such a functional product. Basic and simple. Got these for keeping pests away.