How far could a rubberband shoot?

The distance a rubber band can shoot depends on several factors, including its size, thickness, material, and how much it is stretched before release. Generally, a standard rubber band can travel anywhere from a few feet to over 20 feet when properly stretched and released. Some experimental setups or modified rubber bands can achieve even greater distances, but these results can vary widely. Proper technique and environmental conditions also play a significant role in maximizing distance.