TOTA Car Backpack Pichkari | 750ml Water Tank | Pump Pressure Holi Water Gun for Kids

750ml Backpack Tank with Pump Action

The TOTA Car Backpack Pichkari comes with a 750ml water tank connected to a handheld water shooter. Simply fill the tank, wear it comfortably on the back and use the manual pump mechanism to spray water.

The backpack format keeps the water supply conveniently attached while leaving the hand shooter ready for action.

Key Features

• Fun Car-Themed Design: Eye-catching car-style backpack tank for kids.
• 750ml Water Capacity: Convenient water storage for Holi play.
• Backpack-Style Tank: Designed to be carried comfortably on the back.
• Pump Pressure Action: Manual pumping mechanism for water spraying.
• Handheld Water Shooter: Easy-to-hold shooter connected to the tank.
• Refillable Water Tank: Simply refill with water to continue playing.
• Non-Electric Play: Manual operation without charging or batteries.
• Easy to Carry: Backpack format allows convenient movement during play.
• Made for Kids: Fun addition to Holi parties and outdoor water games.

Perfect For

Holi celebrations, Holi water fights, kids’ Holi parties, outdoor water games, garden play, family gatherings, summer activities and festive celebrations.

How to Use

1. Open the backpack water tank.
2. Fill the 750ml tank with clean water.
3. Close and secure the tank properly.
4. Wear the tank comfortably on the back.
5. Hold the connected water shooter securely.
6. Use the manual pump mechanism to spray water.
7. Refill when required and continue the fun.

Product Details

Product Name: TOTA Car Backpack Pichkari
Product Type: Backpack Water Gun / Holi Pichkari
Design: Car-Themed Water Tank
Water Capacity: 750ml
Operation: Manual Pump Pressure
Water Shooter: Handheld
Tank: Refillable Backpack Tank
Suitable For: Kids
Ideal For: Holi celebrations and outdoor water games

Safety Note

Use the pichkari responsibly and avoid spraying water directly into the eyes, face or ears. Ensure the backpack straps are adjusted comfortably for the child and supervise younger children during use.