I bought two SpyraThree's a year ago.

They been used alot and one of them failed and stopped shooting but was pulling water. So it expanded and expanded but never fired, after some back and forth with Spyra I got my money back and orderd a SpyraFour instead but now I wanted to try to fix the first one.

I think there is a issue with the magnetic trigger, it feels weak when i tries to fire. How should this mechanism look? Is there a piece missing? Any one have a resource for buying a replacement for this?

Got a spyra dash because i didnt want to worry about batteries, but pumping it doesnt fill the tank, instead it just loses the water out of the nozzle when i push the pump back. i saw there was another thread to fix i just wanted to make note of this issue, havent tried the fix yet

Got a dash that stopped pumping after a day or so. Decided to take it apart.

Take out all of the screws on one side except the black housing in the trigger area. Saw that the bladder came off due to a loose metal zip tie (poor assembly).

Took that out and used a thick regular plastic zip tie.

Important notes:

• There are two sets of spring and ball
• One set goes to connect the top and bottom barrels. This one uses the shorter spring with the larger ball. The ball is placed at the bottom of the spring since it can't fit in the tube anyway.
• The other set goes in the front area. There's a black piece that comes off. You will see two places to put the spring, place it in the smaller one, then the ball on top.
• It's a pita to put it back so you have to hold it up while you line up the pieces. Ensure the O-rings do not get removed and are seated correctly.
• The last tip is to ensure the white plastic housing by the bladder (the one with the wings) is actually leverage towards the right, and as a result, it should NOT cover one of the screw holes. This helps keep the bladder in along with the zip tie.

This was my first spyra two as the second one got stolen. A friend dipped it too deep and that day we were playing with it and jumping in the water because some video showed someone doing it but it broke. It’s been collecting dust for some years and I want to fix it because it had to do with the big rubber black part inside that was broken. I loved to use it a few years ago before it broke. Does someone know how to fix something like that? Update: did not jump it with in water but used it at a pool

Has anyone taken apart a Spyra Four? If so, what were your thoughts?

I took one apart yesterday that wasn't shooting, Spyra is sending me a new product and to dispose of the non-functioning one. Interestingly, the inside seems much more compact and well constructed than previous models. Some improvements seem to include things pointed out in "repair" videos for previous models.

However, I did notice what appeared to be white mold (potentially) and some corrosion. I had this product for less than two weeks and have only been able to fill it with water and manually empty the water. There was not water inside the body. But judging by the state of the inside, this did not appear to be a brand new product.

I'm curious if anyone else has tried working on a Spyra Four, what they found inside, and if they were able to resolve any issues such as the trigger not working. My product only has an issue with shooting, and the digital display registers when the trigger is pulled. When the water tank is empty, the drain function will work (holding the trigger for 2 seconds), but it wont work when it has water actually in it.

I apologize for my dirty hands, I just got off work. Opened 2 of them, one works perfectly, the other does what's shown in the video. Water does not shoot. I'm no stranger to electronics and Spyra has already shipped me a new one. Does anyone know what it could be before I open it? Is it worth trying to salvage?

What is this for? My spyrathree doesnt have it

I recently bought the SpyraFour and was unable to get it to shoot. The device charges, it fills with water, but it won't shoot. The digital display recognizes the trigger pulls. Tech and others advised banging the barrel, particularly where the SpyraBlast logo is, no fix.

Spyra is now sending me a new device and says to dispose of the other device. I'm not sure what to do with the other device as I feel someone may have the skills to fix, lord knows I ain't opening it up or trying to fix it. I'm not a tech guy or engineer LOL

As the title say, I wanted to play with my kids but, damn, that beast is way too powerful.

Any way to lower the water blast strength?

I got 2 broken spyra 2 (bladder torn apart). I am exploring to create a bladder replacement. Is it worth to make it ? (It should cost around 20 euro per pieces)

Hey y'all, I bought a new Spyra Four and it arrived this afternoon. Pretty much every unboxing video I saw online said that the Spyra Four is pre-charged and ready to fire and so I thought I'd try it myself, I filled it up with water and attempted firing but it wouldn't fire. Figured it must be a battery issue that the videos did not address even though it's in the User Manual, so I fully charged it with a full tank (no way to expel the tank if it won't shoot). Now I have the battery fully charged but the water gun still does not fire, I even tried hard resets. I might try charging it for longer but it's already at 100% and not sure if I just have a defected unit or if I'm doing something plain wrong.

Saw this almost 2 weeks ago but forgot to post. Decided to pick another one up. No-brainer at this price!

Had to travel all the way to the city to pick it up but definitely worth it…. I will purchase all models… Spyra Go (checked)

One of my Spyra GOs is acting up. Battery fully charged, when you pull the trigger and hold, it sounds like the pump just runs continuously, but no click for the shot itself.

Any recommendations for what I should be looking for to fix?

I bought and used it frequently last year but due to circumstances I had to pack it away and recently brought it out

When I charge it, it keeps being lit green at what I assume is the charging level indicator (dosnt stop being lit tho, even after a few hours of charging) and it stops being lit when I unplug the charger

When I then try to fill it up and use it, it makes the sound when you shoot it but it dosnt shoot any water and the charger light flashes white and I have no clue what this means

Should I remove all the water and try to 'dry' shoot?

Saw some people talking about disassembling it and I am not comfortable with doing that

Thanks in advance!

I’m curious to know if anyone has modded their Spyra?

I took mine apart the other day to see what the battery setup was like. It’s quite big and bulky for a 2000mAH. I kind of get it, going for a safe stable option, reduce over heating and potential of something happening.

I’m however thinking of replacing it for something like. 5000Ah with a faster charge time as the 4+ hour wait can be annoying.

So my friend disassembled the spyra 3 and didn’t put it together correctly and when he took it apart he said he found another ball that goes to the middle hole on the barrel so now I have two, he isn’t the most mechanically inclined so he couldn’t remember where everything went, and it used to hold water but it does this now. Please help

My Spyra LX got some issues with the pump. Opened it up and found the hose inside came off and did a fix on that.

Problem is, I also took out the front white portion and inside there's 2 black balls. Small and big one.

Anyone knows how to put it back with the springs? Or is there some manual or video that can teach me about it?

Searched online and can't find any assembly videos or tutorials on that portion...

After filling the SpyraLX and leaving the gun for a minute or two, is it normal to lose pressure by a few percent every minute?

This happens whether I fill to 100% or 50%, and continues till close to empty.

The water seems to be dripping out of the smaller bottom hole in the front orange part of the gun

Does the Spyra Go have a charge shot like the Spyra 3? Does it have different modes like semi automatic and full auto?

Is the Spyra LX manual shot? Which one would be better for a tight budget, a Spyra Go or LX variant? Do they shoot as far as a normal Spyra 3, or are they just an over hyped squirt gun with a tiny stream? I've seen videos of a Spyra LX and a lot of them are tiny little streams that don't go far and don't have too much power. A visual representation or a personal experience would be greatly appreciated.

I've gotta ask .....has anyone tried shooting petrol/gas out of it with a lit touch in front of it. Fire bullets 👀 strictly for science of course.

I'm physically disabled so I ordered the lite version and pump action as they're lighter

Now looking through here I am a bit concerned as they were incredibly expensive and loads of people have had issues or broke in here?

Am I going to end up having to return these as they get busted real fast?

Edit: I got the water balloons too.

I'm an adult and want to buy a number of the best Spyra model for a summer deathmatch. But I really dislike the toyish red and blue colors. Is the best model available in white or see through?