Infrared Laser Tag Battle Set with 2 Toy Blasters and 2 Chest Targets

Two players face each other across the living room, each with a glowing chest target, and the first infrared hit lights up the room.

The set holds two laser battle blasters, one blue and one red, and two chest targets that answer every hit with lights and sound. There are no bullets: each blaster fires an invisible infrared signal, and the target senses it, so the game runs on aim and quick feet.

The blasters glow and play sound effects, the targets strap onto the chest, and the whole set is made from robust, impact-resistant plastic. One blaster and one target per player makes it a ready two-player game for parents and children, recommended by the maker for ages 4 to 6.

Key Benefits

• Infrared shooting, no bullets An invisible infrared signal replaces bullets, with a long sensing range printed in the photos as up to 20 meters.
• Lights and sound Glowing blasters and chest targets play sound effects and flash with every hit.
• Two-player set Two blasters and two chest targets in the box, one of each per player.
• Chest targets with straps The target sits on the chest, and the box photo shows four straps.
• Impact-resistant plastic Robust plastic bodies made for energetic play.
• Red and blue sci-fi design A modern toy blaster design in two team colors.

Best for: Parents and children aged 4 to 6 who want an active two-player game at home or in the garden.

Why It Works

The game explains itself: pick a color, put on the target, aim and fire. Because the blasters use infrared instead of bullets, the fun happens in the lights and sounds, and a round can start the moment the box is open.

Quick Product Facts: Infrared laser tag set for two players; 2 toy blasters (blue and red); 2 chest targets with lights and sound; plastic; sensing range printed in the photos as up to 20 meters; recommended age 4 to 6; included: 2 blasters, 2 targets, 1 instruction manual.

How It Fits Your Routine

After school or on a weekend afternoon, one player takes blue and the other takes red, the targets go on, and the first round starts. Swap colors and play again.

For a family game, a parent takes one side and a child the other, with the lights and sound effects keeping each round lively. When the game ends, the blasters and targets go back in the box together.

FAQ

What age is it for? The maker lists children aged 4 to 6.

How many players does it take? Two. The set has two blasters and two chest targets, one of each per player.

How does it work? Each blaster fires an invisible infrared signal, and the chest target responds with lights and sound when it is hit.

What is in the box? Two laser battle blasters, two chest targets and one instruction manual. The box photo also shows four straps for wearing the targets.