One of the most trusted names in the model rocket industry has a fistful of Cyber Monday deals for you.
Reach for the stars and grab the best Estes model rocket deals this Cyber Monday season. There's a huge selection of Estes rockets available to help you fill out your space fan's holiday gift list.
The incredible Estes Saturn V moon rocket 1:200 Scale will let you relive human lunar missions at just $73.29 at Amazon, or 18% off. Another key player in early space history, the Estes 7255 Little Joe I, is just $93.59 at Amazon or 26% off.
Alternatively, you can snag the Estes 810 220 Swift Flying Model Rocket Kit, Brown/A at $7.49 at Amazon or 32% off, the Estes 2169 Dragonite Flying Model Rocket Kit at $16.49 at Amazon or 13% off, and the Estes Hi-Flier Flying Model Rocket Kit at $12.60 at Amazon or 12% off.
Remember to pick up items like wadding and engines to complete the flying experience; check the user's guide carefully for each of the rockets below to pick the right components. While you're searching around, be sure to check out our best model rockets guide to find even more high flyers for your holiday gifts.
The model rockets and flying rockets make the perfect holiday gift, as the Estes Saturn V 1:200 Scale is a model of the same rocket that took the Apollo astronauts to the Moon in the late 1960s and early 1970s, and the Estes 7255 Rockets Little Joe I is proud to be modeled after the first rocket that launched humans into space.
The three flying rockets offer hours of fun as you literally launch them into the sky, evoking feelings of wonder and amazement as you imagine what it would be like to launch from the Earth into space.
This Cyber Monday, satisfy your rocketry fandom that family and friends will immensely enjoy. Reimagine the past and look towards the future with these incredible model and flying rockets.
For more holiday gifts this Cyber Monday, be sure to check out Space.com's Black Friday deals page, our guides to the best drones, best cameras for photos and videos, and best cameras for astrophotography.
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