Wag Entertainment tests various airsoft grenades that have zero reviews to see if they are actually functional or just expensive paperweights. The lineup includes everything from basic CO2-powered shells to high-tech tracer grenades and even a remote-controlled claymore. Throughout the testing process, the results are a mixed bag of impressive displays and awkward duds that refuse to cooperate.

While some items, like a dual-mode grenade launcher shell, perform surprisingly well, others prove to be quite the handful. One particular handheld grenade has a habit of exploding almost immediately after the pin is pulled, turning a simple toss into a frantic game of hot potato. He also discovers that some "specialty" shells have a minor design flaw where the projectiles simply fall out if you don't hold them perfectly level, which is a great way to lose your ammo before the game even starts.

The testing concludes with a high-end claymore that costs a small fortune per shot. While it eventually delivers a satisfying burst of pellets, the setup involves a Bluetooth pairing process that is more complicated than it needs to be. After accidentally scaring himself and eventually succeeding in a self-inflicted range test, he decides that while these gadgets are entertaining, your wallet might feel the impact more than your opponents on the field.