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Trinity laser tag grenade
The grenade that breaks ambushes and turns shootouts. Pull the lever, throw, and six wide-angle IR diodes hit everyone in range.
How it works
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Arm it
Pull the release lever back and let go, or press it on top: the grenade switches to combat mode. No button, so no accidental "explosions" in transit.
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Count down
Six red LEDs and a loud piezo signal count down to the blast.
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Blast
Six wide-angle IR diodes, two of them on top, hit players up to 20 m away indoors and 10 m in the open.
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Know what hit you
Tagger firmware has a dedicated explosion signal, so players know whether a rifle or a grenade took them out.
Built to be thrown
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Weapon plastic
Three times more reliable than ABS, built for thousands of hours of walls, floors and wooden shelters.
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14 days on 2 AAA
Two AAA batteries last up to 14 days of daily play; one screw gives access to change them.
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Fits the hand
11 cm tall, 140 g, matte black with recessed screws.
Key specs
| Material | Weapon plastic |
|---|---|
| Power | 2 × AAA batteries (up to 14 days of daily play) |
| Weight | 140 g |
| Height | 110 mm |
| IR diodes | 6 wide-angle (2 on top) |
| Range | 20 m indoors, 10 m outdoors |
| Indication | 6 red LEDs and a piezo signal |
Video review
Questions
Can it go off by accident?
It has no button: it arms only with the release lever, so it will not trigger in a bag or vehicle.
How long do the batteries last?
Two AAA batteries last up to 14 days of daily play.
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