Retro 1997 Larami Super Soaker CPS 2500, Straps, Tested & working 👌👍😁😍

The Super Soaker CPS 2500 matches the Super Soaker CPS 2000 in size and was Larami's replacement to the discontinued Super Soaker CPS 2000. The CPS 2500 has three nozzles of varying sized on the front which are selected by turning the front end clockwise or counter-clockwise. The nozzles are rated as 5x, 10x and 20x. The 5x setting is good for conserving water. The 10x setting is good for typical engagement with the enemy. The 20x setting works best if one desires to seriously drench an opponent. The 20x setting is nearly equivalent to the stream produced by the Super Soaker CPS 2000! Upon closer inspection, one will see that the size of the firing chamber is significantly smaller than the Super Soaker CPS 2000's chamber (roughly the same as that of the Super Soaker CPS 2000 Mk. 2's chamber). While lowering the amount of water that can be fired in a full burst, it does extend the battle time this blaster has on the field. The shoulder strap makes the CPS 2500 easier to carry despite its size and weight when fully loaded. Its built-in handle offers a comfortable place to hold when refilling.

All in all, the Super Soaker CPS 2500 is a great weapon for heavier engagements. It is best, however, to carry a sidearm along with this blaster if travelling farther from a safe source of water.

The blaster's size definitely adds to its intimidation factor making your opponents think twice before attacking. The three different nozzle settings lets one choose to either seriously drench or conserve water depending on the amount of water remaining in the tank. The pump is mounted beneath the barrel making it quite resistant to damage.