009704 - Pro Series II™ Nike Smoke

Customer Reviews

Very nice rocket!!!!!! Review by Giovanni

This rocket is very simple but flys like a PRO this is a must have and a great crowd pleaser at the park
(Posted on 4/28/13)

Nice Kit - Great Flyer Review by John

The kit is high quality, and easy to build. The plastic fins should be durable, and are shaped perfectly. First flight for mine was on 1/5/13 using a G80-7. Arrow straight stable boost to well over 2000'. Nothing not to like. (Posted on 1/8/13)

Sweet Review by John

Flew mine for the first time on the G80-7, WOW! Well over 2000', recovered with no damage. Easy to build, great flyer, and scale. Winner! (Posted on 1/7/13)

Estes Hits a Home Run Review by Mickey

This kit is for those who are looking for a great mid power experience. It assembles very easily and looks fantastic. This thing roars of th pad with a F and or G motor. This is a must have for mid power flyers, let's hope Estes takes some other models and Pro-Series them as well (Black Brandt?, Mercury Redstone?) keep up e great work! (Posted on 9/6/12)

GREAT SCALE KIT Review by Danny

This is another Great Estes Scale kit , not just to build & fly, but also to invest in. Soon, this kit will be on your "Gotta Have it" Classics List. So buy several now, and enjoy! (Posted on 8/10/12)

GREAT SCALE KIT Review by Danny

This is another of the Estes Greats. Not only now, as an enjoyable kit to build & fly, but to invest in also. One day, this Kit will be on the "Gotta Have" Classics list. Get 'em NOW, the More, the Merrier! (Posted on 8/10/12)

Great kit Review by Sam

Its a great kit! Excellent quality and detail on the nose cone and fins. Hugh strength materials and construction. Easy to put together. Great motor retention system. I can't wait to fly it on a G80. (Posted on 8/1/12)

My Vote: Best New Estes Rocket Review by Glen

To a rocketeer there is nothing than a good scale model.

The Nike program produced ground to air defense missiles, but the Nike Smoke was a NASA's sounding rocket. It's extraordinary 10-degree nose cone was filled with titanium tetrachloride solution which left a winding smoke trail. Scientists used photographic analysis to give us new information of high altitude wind patterns in the 1960s and 1970s with hundreds of launches. (Posted on 6/19/12)