Molcom checks out the 40MAX Whirligig 3 which is an updated airsoft grenade that swaps the old twist-to-activate mechanism for a more straightforward push-button system. This version holds 120 BBs, which are loaded through a hole at the bottom alongside the gas intake valve. It is designed to spray its contents in all directions upon impact, provided it is dropped from a height that actually triggers the mechanism—something the reviewer found out the hard way during a low-ceiling indoor test.

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.

The Krytac Tornado 3 that Toronto Airsoft presents in this video is an updated airsoft grenade that has undergone diet and a workout. It weighs less than its predecessor at 360 grams and is slightly shorter, making it easier to carry until you decide to part ways with it on the field. Whilst it holds fewer BBs than the previous version—178 compared to 200—it compensates by launching them at a higher velocity of 330 FPS.

Riko Tactical deems the 40 Max Whirlygig 2 is a reusable airsoft grenade that functions like a high-stakes spinning top. Unlike older models that require complex maintenance or a degree in engineering to reassemble, this device is straightforward: you fill it with gas and up to 200 BBs, then twist the top like a pepper grinder to arm it.

BZ Tactical shows how in this video... "We've featured the fantastic FRAG-C Impact Devices on our channel before, but at BZ Fest recently we got a chance to sit down with the guys behind the grenades themselves as they showed us just how they responsive and affordable airsoft grenades are made."

6mm Badger had grown weary of the recurring frustration of misplaced grenade pins during intense airsoft matches. To combat this persistent annoyance, he devised a straightforward yet remarkably effective solution centered around a piece of equipment not originally intended for airsoft. His method involved the utilization of a retractable fishing tether manufactured by Gerber.

SKW Airsoft has announced that the Saigo Defense GYORAI 40mm Airsoft Grenades are now available for resellers to order. These green gas grenades boast a 120 BB capacity and feature an adjustable striker system for compatibility with any grenade launcher. Constructed from durable 6065 aluminum, the GYORAI grenades are available in blue, red, and black.

English Airgunner says that he fragged himself with the TAG19 frag grenade from TAGinn. This MilSim grenade resembles the RGD5 grenade but without projectiles, making it safe for environments where BBs are restricted. It uses a pyrotechnic element that minimizes fragmentation and features a safety lever that activates a 3.5-second delay upon release. Made entirely of safe polyurethane, it won't ignite dry foliage and is designed to prevent accidental detonation.

Looking for affordable reusable airsoft grenades? Evike.com got these US$29 BB grenades from 6mmProShop... "Grenades in Airsoft have always been a complicated and rather expensive piece of kit to bring onto a field. Traditionally Airsoft grenades fall into two categories with the expensive refillable gas powered options or one time use burst styles. The cost of refillable grenades made it some what prohibitive for most players to bring more than one grenade with them and thus were used sparingly.

Lancer Tactical also got an airsoft grenade in the form of the ERAZ Airsoft Grenade and it is available at Airsoft Megastore. Watch the video to learn more... "For that particular airsofter who wants to deliver 100 BBs in less than a second: the ERAZ Grenade!