The Aquapod Bottle Launcher uses science and pressure to propel ordinary 2-liter plastic soda bottles up to 100 feet in the air! Portable and easy to use- The Aquapod Water Rocket Bottle Launcher provides hours of outdoor fun and excitement!

In this science project, you will transform a water bottle into an aerodynamic bottle rocket with two compartments, one for the fuel and one for a payload. You will then test how well it performs when lifting mass vertically up into the air.

The Original Rocket Bottle Launcher Kit - Launches Soda Bottles 100 Ft Up in The Air - Fun Educational STEM Gift Idea for Kids & Teens - Great Science Toy & Outdoor Activity for Family

Gather your launcher, kids, 20oz soda bottles, bicycle air pump, a big bucket of water and excitement and take them to the launch area. Your launch area should be an open field, back yard, cul-de-sac but probably not your mother-in-law's living room.

The Super Bottle Rocket Launcher propels 2-liter plastic bottles up to 100 feet in the air! It is easy to assemble, sturdy and features a pressure release valve at 45 psi for safety. Includes a solid brass check valve (to eliminate over-pressurization), a 15-foot launch cord, a ground stake, and extra valve seals.

EZ-Launch LLC provides rocket enthusiasts with the finest assortment of soda bottle water rocket launchers and accessories. Each product arrives fully assembled and ready for lift-off. We carry two models of soda bottle launchers, one with a pressure gauge and one without.

2L Bottle Rocket Launcher: This 2L bottle rocket can send a bottle flying over 50 feet in the air. It also has a release mechanism that prevents the bottle from firing until you're at a safe distance away from the rocket.

Converting empty plastic soda bottles into high-flying rockets provides a great opportunity for students to discover important scientific principles such as Newton’s laws, acceleration, thrust, and inertia.

Send soda bottles 150 feet in the air with your very own Bottle Rocket Launcher Kit! Study Newton’s laws of motion, and more, using water and a bicycle pump.