FAQ’s

If you have not previously heard about Gel Blasters, you may be familiar with its other names, Gel Soft or Gel Ball Shooters. Gel blasters are similar to Airsoft Guns, except they use water bead gel-like balls. Gel Blasters are used in a team or individual-based close-quarter battle games, where squads or players play against each other.

Unlike other states in Australia, Gel Blasters are legal to own in Queensland. However, if you do own a gel blaster or intend to own one, you must not carry them unconcealed in public. Owners must keep their gel blasters in locked storage and keep away. Gel blasters are only to be used for their intended purpose. Failure to abide by the QLD laws related to Gel blasters can incur fines or Gaol time.

While it all depends on your individual pain tolerance and the type of blaster and distance, Gel blasters shots at the most will feel like a quick pressure and at worst may leave a temporary read mark. Gel balls will NOT pierce your skin or danger anyone around you. It is important to always wear the correct equipment when engaging in Gel Blaster games & activities.

Most of the time the average range for gel blasters is usually 15 to 25 meters. Shorter blasters such as pistols shoot shorter distances comparably to their rifle counterparts.