AquaPod The Original Rocket Bottle Launcher Kit - Launches Soda Bottles 100 Ft Up in The Air - Fun Educational STEM Gift - Great Science Toy & Outdoor Activity for Family - Summer Camp Activity Kit

It's a blast, pun intended. Lots of fun for me and the kids.

Bought two of these for my Physics classes. Perfect! Nice quality and it looks like they’ll last for at least two years.

A couple of very small broken plastic pieces in the parts bag. Looks like 2 of eight clips from INSIDE the leg attachment. How would inside clips get broken?. I am gluing the legs so I am not returning it as it will be solid. One O ring was loose on the parts bag. 2 were in a small bag also in the parts bag. Directions could be a bit better as with most things- it points to the rocket base and says O-Ring. A wasted launch later I realized it needs TWO o rings. The one that was already on the launcher and one of the 3 that were supplied. Once assembled properly it really really launched WELL. Worked great. The nosecone that is supposed to hold the parachute ACCESSORY absolutely topples off at the slightest provacation. I think we can get enough landings without breaking the legs or design a better cone. So far so good. kids love it

Easy to use and clean up. Worked perfectly for the physics unit in my 8th grade Science classes with repeated use.

Worked great. I bought 3 in case one didn't work. But ended up only needing one since reliability was perfect. So much fun and work as mentioned.

Kids LOVE this. Best bottle rocket I have ever found.

The most safe and neighborhood friendly way to have fun! We have launched this over 50x and the product is still in great condition.

This product has put smiles on probably hundreds of kids and passersby and neighbors and friends and park goers. So I am writing a review because of how much fun we've had. But I am also writing to hopefully help people who are having problems with theirs. FYI ours is one that for some reason always triggers the pressure release valve at about 15 psi. We've been with other people who are able to get higher psi with their Aquapod and if there is any difference in height gosh it's so minimal that I don't notice. 15 psi has gotten our rocket (no fins, or nose cone, just 2L bottle) probably 60-70 ft. The noise it makes, and the slowmo videos really make you feel like you are at a rocket launch. Where we have had problems is.....many times we would have the rocket all pumped up with everybody watching and we'd pull the string and.......nothing. I have noticed in the reviews that others have had that problem too. After much trial and error, we discovered that when you put the bottle on the nozzle you have to make sure that the o-ring has stayed in its little groove. If it has come out of that little groove at all, the rocket will not launch. Sometimes I have to put the rocket on the nozzle 4-5 times before I get it on with the o-ring seated in its little groove correctly. But honestly that doesn't take much more than a couple minutes and some attention to detail...checking the o-ring from every angle to make sure. SOmetimes I've thought I've checked from every angle, only to find that in one little spot, the o-ring came out of the groove. As long as the o-ring is in the groove, the rocket has launched great for us. Note....We have yet to find a combo of fins and nose cone and extra weight and amount of water and amount of pressure that causes a 2L rocket to launch consistently straight without going end over end. But that just means that every time we go out, we feel like we are doing science....testing some small change in the variables. Much fun for ages 3 to 99.

My partner and bonus daughter loves it! Easy and simple to set up.

Muy fácil y muy entretenido. tal vez le faltaría una especie de seguro para que no se active accidentalmente el gatillo.

My boys absolutely love this. So much fun

Me gusto mucho el producto, pero llego sin la cuerda para jalarlo ni los empaques "o"rings de repuesto. Tuve que improvisar una cuerda con un mecate...

The Aquapod is easy to use and effective to demonstrate the relationship between pressure and altitude