UnlocX Glow-In-The-Dark Gel Balls
Make Every Shot Shine and Illuminate your Battlefield Night
UnlocX Glow-In-The-Dark Gel Balls are 7.5mm water beads that can glow in a bright green color in the dark. It will LIGHT UP your battlefield and give you an extraordinary shooting experience at night!
UnlocX 22000 Counts 7.5mm Glow-In-The-Dark Gel Balls
◉ The Best Quality in the Market
◉ Cool Fluorescent Green Color
◉ Tracer Required
◉ Safe & Eco Friendly
◉ High Impact Toughness
◉ GID Gel ball beads ammo will be expanded to 10 times of its original size when soaked with water. Just make sure to submerge them in water for at least 4 hours.
FAQS
The UnlocX Glow-in-the-Dark (GID) Gel ball beads ammo will be expanded to 10 times of its original size when soaked with water. Just make sure to submerge them in water for at least 4 hours. It’s better to put the gel beads under sunlight or other light source before shooting.
We recommend using our 4-in-1 gel ball blaster and using it with our tracer for a better shooting experience.
Glow-in-the-Dark Gel Balls contains photoluminescent material. It ‘absorbs’ lights and glow. But the effect will decay if it’s not under light source continually. To achieve the best glow-in-the-dark effect, the gel beads should go through a strong light source before or after shooting out from the muzzle. The UnlocX certified tracers can give you the extraordinary shooting experience at night.
All three of our tracers have its own advantages. So if you want the coolest RGB effect, we recommend the mini RGB tracer. If you want more shots, we recommend the Tactical Tracer unit. The Griffon has same effect with the Tactical but it’s compact and with a futuristic design. If you don’t know how to choose, just feel free to contact us.
Outstanding Features of UnlocX GID Gel Balls
UnlocX Tracer with GID Gel Balls
UnlocX tracer and glow in the dark gel balls are a perfect match! This will make you the king of the night fight!!!
Customer Reviews
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C
I kid you not that these things were glowing bright right out of the box. The picture of them in the bottle was right after I took them out.
The other pictures are after they were exposed to water for three hours, then a bright indoor plant light for fifteen minutes. They do need to be charged after being in the water for a while, but it doesn't take much effort or light for them to glow.
Now, the one downside, is that unless you're shooting in pitch dark, it's hard to see them. On the first night, it was nearly a full moon. However, the next night was cloudier and darker, and I could see them in motion at night.
Also, one of the pictures shows almost half of the beads in the bottle being immersed, so that big bowl is about half of what you get for your money here. It's a pretty good deal for something that glows in the dark, and I know that glow-in-the-dark materials are almost always more expensive to manufacture.
So yeah, just have realistic expectations, as you'll need a truly dark setting to get the full effect of seeing these travel. I think they did a great job, and they glow about as bright as any luminous material I've seen. And they do fire well out our cheap little thirty-dollar gel blaster, I might add.
Thanks for reading my review.
J
This one has fast shooting ammo great never clog always a good choice for backyard guns
