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First Pictures of New Buzz Bee Water Warriors

These are all newly registered design patents from Hong Kong. Some are obvious reshells of previous designs (like the Steady Stream), while others are a bit out there.

One of the various pump and spray designs. Another manually pumped design, with three nozzles and an ornamental trigger. This one looks interesting, to say the least. It looks as though the trigger is functional This is the retread of the Steady Stream blaster. The handle looks much nicer than previous versions, but the trigger is small enough that I imagine it's still ornamental in nature, and not linked to a valve. Posted by Buffdaddy at 7:36 PM No comments: