Hi, I’m Luke with Out of Darts.
Today we are checking out a brand-new product here on the shop.
This is the Luchadora.
Let's get going!
This is Luchadora.
Luchadora is a variant of the Cagefighter designed for us by RadioSilence187.
Back in September, we posted our video on the Cagefighter by the same designer.
Cagefighter is available to print yourself,
and we've got hardware kits link for that in the description.
Now with the Cagefighter, we saw a lot of little tweaks and upgrades
and items we wanted changed just for our shop to release a production version for Out of Darts.
That's where Luchadora came in.
Luchadora is a single or dual-stage brushed flywheeler.
There's also going to be a brushless version in the future.
Luchadora has a talón-compatible magwell.
It will work with both the 15s and the 18s along with our 29 round tachi magazines.
We recommend the low rate of fire for this blaster.
The blaster is extremely compact and has a variety of different options you can add onto it.
Up top, we've got a Picatinny rail.
In the back, you've got an option to either have a stock
(an n strike stock) or just a sling point which personally is my favorite
because I think this blaster excels at close-quarters battles or CQB.
The blaster is very comfortable. It’s got two triggers, so you can either rev and fire, or with
the wiring, you can actually just pull the fire trigger if you just want to have a single trigger.
We've also got a single trigger option where you can completely omit the rev trigger from the start
giving you the ability to just have a single trigger which for some game types I really like.
Now I’ve had the chance to play with both Cagefighter and Luchadora at
local CQB games up at Captain Xavier's place, and they proved to be very competitive on the field.
The blaster itself is ambidextrous; you can use left or right hand, and there are mounting points
on either side for magnetic mount fidlock magnets such as the HOLD-ster that we carry.
This one's set up to shoot about 150 feet per second.
It's daybreak geometry inside with two Kraken motors.
The pusher in the back uses an n20 style reciprocating pusher,
and the nice thing is you actually don't have to worry about which way
that is wired because it works both in forward and in reverse.
One of our biggest requests for the creator, RadioSilence187, was to take the existing blaster,
give us a little bit more space to work with inside for future expansion if we need it,
and to make all of the threaded portions that are going to be re-threaded brass inserts.
This way, no matter how many times you thread and re-thread these parts, they're going into
brass inserts rather than directly into the plastic like they were on the Cagefighter.
These brass inserts do up the cost a little bit, and they do take a little bit more time for us
to install here at the shop, but ultimately it yields a much better product in the end.
We've got a color picker set up on the website, so you can
get these in a huge range of colors and different combos.
We're also willing to take on custom orders if that's something you're interested in.
That’s almost a Captain Xavier color scheme right there by accident.
We have also just recently launched a bunch of brand-new colors. This is my
new personal color scheme that I’m really liking.
Up top here, we've got mermaid's tail that's this greenish-blue really sparkly really pretty.
Then we've got our metallic tangerine orange which I think is really cool.
While I have personally enjoyed just using a standard sling mount
in order to have this at the side and ready to pull up and
compete in really close quarters stuff, we also know that people ultimately will ask for stocks.
So, this is a standard nerf stock,
and I actually think that looks pretty decent on there, all things considered.
There's a variety of different sizes for
Hasbro stocks; this one looks like it's from the demolisher.
Not a blaster I’ve played with a lot.
That feels a little long to me personally, but this blaster is ultimately
something you can tailor to fit your own needs.
I think this short stock -- which I’m trying to recall which blaster that came from.
Someone in the comments probably knows do let me know.
I think that's a pretty good length because it feels
still very compact while giving you something to actually shoulder.
We really like working with other designers because they have a completely different way
of approaching projects, and it also gives us a little bit more bandwidth than our current
talent pool or our employees here, essentially my team can handle.
I’ve only got so many hours in the day,
and ultimately when you're completing a final polished product like this,
there are a lot of little details and a lot of hours that go into all of the components.
Licensing this allowed us to get this up on the shop faster to work
with the designer back and forth to make improvements and changes
so that it was all production-ready and ultimately get it onto the shop.
I think this blaster is a ton of fun. I really have enjoyed playing with it,
and I hope you'll go check it out on the site as well.
Throughout this video, you will have seen some gameplay that was taken up at Captain Xavier’s
place using this blaster, and it's definitely a very capable blaster in close quarters.
Future upgrades to this blaster are going to hopefully include a smart board
along with the option to have brushless motors and ESCs.
The brushless motors and the two-stage,
depending on the combination, will be able to get us up north of 200 fps
which will give even more versatility to this really already versatile blaster.
We've also got options to bring the blaster down a bit. This is a pulsar setup.
So, this setup here gets around 100 fps.
It's also a little bit sleeker, which I think is pretty cool.
Then the grip scales themselves.
You can either have these bare-bones Luchadora, which plays on that Cagefighter mentality.
There's nothing else that you need there; it’s nice, scrappy, and minimalist.
Or if you prefer to have them filled in, we've got grip scales that complete that look.
Here at Out of Darts, we're definitely looking to have more blasters as time goes on.
We really like to have completed products, but each one of these goes through a pretty
rigorous set of tests and planning and just making sure that it's viable for production
at our level and that we can keep the quality control up for all of you.
Along with the color options, we've also got multiple performance options.
As I mentioned earlier, daybreak wheels are standard in here that'll get you up to 150 fps.
We’ve got a 130 fps version, and then we've got 100 fps pulsar version, which,
as you can see here, is a little narrower overall as far as the profile of the blaster.
In the future, we'll also have dual-stage; however, we're waiting on some MOSFETs for that.
That can get up to 200 fps, and then ultimately,
we're hoping to have brushless variants, which will get even higher.
We're doing things a little differently on this one as far as when you're actually
looking at this on the listing; the fps ratings are very specific.
Instead of talking about the actual cage setup, we're more talking about the actual results.
We recommend as far as darts, anything with a narrow tip, just generally nothing with a wide
head as you may have more collision issues, as is the case on a variety of blasters.
These are available today on the shop.
We soft-launched them about a month or month and a half ago
just to make sure we could work through all the kinks.
We also will have a full Mod guide posted at the same time as this video or at least the same
weekend, so that will also be available as well if you want to build your own.
Additionally, we offer them completely built,
ready to fire, and tested in the shop so you can receive it in ready-to-play form.
Thank you so much for watching!; I hope you enjoyed this product spotlight!
Obviously, this is a product.
I don't know how to disclaim that other than we are obviously selling this,
so this is a promotional video for my own shop;
That should be pretty darn apparent.
We'll try not to make this entire channel product videos,
but anytime we've got a big launch like this, we definitely want to share it with you.
Until next time, I’m out of darts.
For real this time, too(!)