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. It is designed to run on standard airsoft gases, though it draws the line at high-pressure options like CO2.

Operating the device involves a bit of mechanical matchmaking. Users can select from three timer settings—short, medium, and long—by rotating the upper portion of the metal body. The pin stays snug when the unit is gassed up, which is helpful for those who prefer their grenades not to celebrate early. A clever addition is a dedicated spot under the cap for an Air Tag, acknowledging the reality that throwing an expensive piece of metal into the woods often leads to an accidental game of hide-and-seek.

Filling the grenade is a straightforward process of injecting gas at the bottom and funneling BBs into a single track. Once the pin is pulled and the timer expires, the force of the escaping gas causes the body to spin, creating a circular distribution of plastic projectiles. Testing suggests the spread is effective even at a distance of ten feet, ensuring that anyone nearby receives a prompt, if somewhat uninvited, reminder to head back to the respawn point.