000806 - Firestreak™ SST

This is a great, sturdy little rocket I bought for my daughters. They enjoyed launching it, though the tight fit for the wadding, shock cord, and streamer made it a little trying for their patience. The nose cone halves did separate at some point during flight, but its repairable.

(Posted on 7/19/2015)

I take this rocket when I launch with my friends. Easy to recover and launch again. It's a great take anywhere rocket. Keep up the good work estes!

(Posted on 5/31/2015)

Though this was my sister's rocket and not ours she really enjoyed both building and launching the rocket. She liked that it was a quick, easy build.

(Posted on 11/28/2013)

Bought this rocket for my 6 year old son. It was a great kit to get his feet wet with. With a little guidance & help from me, he put it together in about half an hour and the smile on his face when he was done was priceless. Its an easy snap together kit. I recommend this for any dad that wants to get his son into the hobby

(Posted on 9/12/2013)

Super easy build. Flies great. Perfect introduction to rockets for kids!

(Posted on 8/11/2013)

the firestreak sst is a breeze to build and so much fun to fly. this kit is high quality and looks great on the launch pad, or as a desktop decoration.

(Posted on 6/10/2013)

Just snap together and off you go. Great for a starter rocket. If I can snap it together anyone can.

(Posted on 3/16/2013)

You can fly this rocket the day you buy it! Everything fits together perfectly and it flies great. Easy build, an most of all, a lot of fun!

(Posted on 2/2/2013)

A "snap" to build. I would recommend cementing fins in place, as well as fuselage and nose cone halves. Third flight nose cone failure at shock cord attachment point. Lost nose cone. Waiting for warranty replacement.

(Posted on 12/21/2012)

i have multiple rockets of varying sizes but this is my most reliable and sturdy one. i have launched it many times and it has sustained minor, reparable damage to date. all because of my failure to follow instructions related to the shock-cord, and streamer packing.

(Posted on 9/20/2012)