THE SPYRATHREE

The SpyraThree weighs a total of 2.5Kg and measures 680mm in length, 240mm in height and 97mm in width.

Spyra has placed the mode selection slider on the top left side (a bit sturdier would be nice).

At the top we find the LCD display which keeps track of not only remaining battery life but also water.

To automatically reload the SpyraThree just immerse the front end into water and press the trigger.

The plastic aiming sights are good enough for a water blaster.

Even though i had no problem during my tests the trigger is a bit too easy to press.

The entire grip/handle surface is rubberized so the SpyraThree feels nice when holding it.

Moving at the rear we find a large butt which is very helpful since the SpyraThree does have a kick.

At the base of the grip/handle we find the USB-C charging port and the on/off button.

Opening the SpyraThree wasn't very easy but i really wanted to showcase its interior in this review.

Worth pointing out is that Spyra also has a convenient foldable container which you can fill with up to 20 litters of water (roughly 30 reloads).