25 Seriously Cool Gifts For 11 Year Old Boys Guaranteed That He'll Be Obsessed With

Mom and dad, watch out, you're gonna get ambushed so many times when your kid has this pocket-sized Nerf gun on his person. The petite blaster comes with two foam-tipped arrows, just enough to fire off before he runs away laughing.

The BrainBolt is kind of like the SIMON toy that mom and dad remember but with a major upgrade. The memory toy enhances his problem-solving and sequential thinking skills while he plays. And, it can be used with a friend so they can go head-to-head against each other.

Give yourself an edge without the use of performance enhancing drugs when you train with the smart sensor basketball. This full size high-tech ball features unique sensors that help assess a player’s skill set in real time – making it the ultimate coaching tool.

Your dino-loving kiddo will be sleeping snugger than ever wrapped up in their very own glow-in-the-dark dinosaur blanket. It measures 60″ x 72″ and comes with a fun design depicting classic dinosaurs, eggs, and even a few hatchlings too.

This chemistry set is like, so gross, which means your eleven-year-old will LOVE it. He'll be asking for a second set once he goes through the ingredients in the kit, all while learning concepts of chemistry, polymer science, and weirdly enough, anatomy (that's where the boogers come in!).

He'll be ready to join up with the Avengers after slipping on this pair of gloves and hooking up his web shooter. The slinger works just the way Spidey does, when he presses the button, Silly String springs forth from the canister.

Don't tell him that this game will be responsible for making him the best beer-pong player on the college circuit. It will, though, and he'll hone his hand-eye coordination skills, his strategy, and see just how lucky of a guy he is, you don't win Bounce Battle on skill alone.

When hooping outside isn't an option, hooping inside is easy, fun, and competitive with this electronic scoreboard. There are three small balls included with the set to give it an arcade-like feel and it can be mounted over a door or on a wall.

Make your life feel like a real-life Digimon episode by strapping on a Vital Hero Digimon band from Bandai. Intended for ages 8 and up, the band lets players battle, level up, earn trophies, and more! It even counts steps and tracks vital functions like heart rate.

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What would it be like to be a mermaid on a baseball team? There's no punch line, that's exactly what he and his friends will find out with the underwater pool ball game. The ball is designed to be only slightly buoyant so they can play catch under the waves.

Mom and dad will want to join him in playing this Connect Four shots game. With a cool Space Jam theme, it'll be a game he reaches for in the closet. The goal is to toss balls into the place he needs them to go, adding an element of challenge and some fast-paced fun.

Light up the night with a little bit of throwback-throwing fun with this LED frisbee. It's almost 100x as bright as similar frisbees with a black plastic disc that makes it look like a UFO. A full charge delivers 90 minutes of fun and is motion activated so the battery won't run down.

Help your little grom shred at the pool with the Hydro Skateboard. Intended for ages eight and up, it’s made from durable and extremely buoyant foam and is not only incredibly fun but also works as a fantastic balance tool for skaters and surfers alike.

This Lego set isn't just fun to build, the result is something he'll want to display in his bedroom. The cool Optimus Prime set has over 1000 pieces, enough to engage his mind for a while, and stands at over 18" tall when finished.

Hype up the backyard games with a rechargeable laser tag set that'll have your tween begging for more outside time. Summer nights won't be the same after they start playing with the set, which allows for 360-degree combat, has the guns and gear for four kids to play, and has hours of playtime on a single charge.

He can get a little practice shooting at a moving target with this hover shot game. The air-powered device sends ping pong balls aloft at varying heights and comes with a blaster for him to shoot with. The blaster bullets are foam tipped so your newly-minted sharpshooter won't destroy any vases.

This microscope might be the thing that pulls him away from his screens. The dual microscope allows him to view things in 3D thanks to a second light source and comes with 10 preprepared slides for him to analyze. A set of 10 blank slides is also included for him to find things at home to take a look at.