is it a good rock crawler
1080630
It is just a clear body if you want the truck it is a axial scx10 it cost about $355 and with upgrades or just stock it is a great crawler
293176
That's not a simple question to answer. Do you want speed or torque for crawling? The lower the turns the more RPM you get, the higher the turns the more torque and less speed. For general bashing maybe start out with the Axial 27T or a 35T.
585085
As a mother and owner of one i recommend it, my daughter has it since she is 5 months and always loved it, she is 8 months now and all she wants is crawl, but she does go to it and starts climbing to go in :)
477072
I'm guessing the answer is no. If you are referring to the same rock crawler I looked up, it takes 3 AA batteries. At about 1.5V per battery, that comes to about 4.5V total. This is an 11.1V battery, which will be way too much voltage. It's difficult in general to replace AA or AAA batteries with lithium versions because of the difference in voltage. You could try using a single cell lithium battery, the voltage may be too low (3.7-4.2V) but you could try. Do a search for "1s lipo" or "3.7V lipo" and avoid the tiny ones. If you know the mAh rating of your current batteries, try to match or exceed that with a new battery. Keep in mind you need a battery charger for these batteries.
477073
I'm guessing the answer is no.If you are referring to the same rock crawler I looked up, it takes 3 AA batteries. At about 1.5V per battery, that comes to about 4.5V total. This is an 11.1V battery, which will be way too much voltage.It's difficult in general to replace AA or AAA batteries with lithium versions because of the difference in voltage.You could try using a single cell lithium battery, the voltage may be too low (3.7-4.2V) but you could try. Do a search for "1s lipo" or "3.7V lipo" and avoid the tiny ones. If you know the mAh rating of your current batteries, try to match or exceed that with a new battery. Keep in mind you need a battery charger for these batteries. I'm guessing the answer is no.If you are referring to the same rock crawler I looked up, it takes 3 AA batteries. At about 1.5V per battery, that comes to about 4.5V total. This is an 11.1V battery, which will be way too much voltage.It's difficult in general to replace AA or AAA batteries with lithium versions because of the difference in voltage.You could try using a single cell lithium battery, the voltage may be too low (3.7-4.2V) but you could try. Do a search for "1s lipo" or "3.7V lipo" and avoid the tiny ones. If you know the mAh rating of your... » Read More I'm guessing the answer is no.If you are referring to the same rock crawler I looked up, it takes 3 AA batteries. At about 1.5V per battery, that comes to about 4.5V total. This is an 11.1V battery, which will be way too much voltage.It's difficult in general to replace AA or AAA batteries with lithium versions because of the difference in voltage.You could try using a single cell lithium battery, the voltage may be too low (3.7-4.2V) but you could try. Do a search for "1s lipo" or "3.7V lipo" and avoid the tiny ones. If you know the mAh rating of your current batteries, try to match or exceed that with a new battery. Keep in mind you need a battery charger for these batteries. « Show Less
1198805
I think this paddle can handle rocks pretty good, although i paddle mostly in the ocean have had in shallows with lots of rocks and reef and it stood up well.
850942
Yes. its a very good walker. It wont allow babies to get to close to anything they shouldn't be near.
1780480
I have used this Manual Lift for rock, dirt, and snow and it has worked just fine. You may have to modify the installation and it takes a little muscle but it works great. I hope this help you.
2252615
dirt it is pretty good as long as there is not a bunch of rocks and grass is ok as long as it is shorter should be finr cause of the 4wd but scince it 1/18 scale I would not put it in tall tall grass because it will get stuck
1177520
I would reccomend it , a lot of junk and toys out there, this is a good entry level and good quality for the price range, I think the pull distance is adjustable on this one that is why I bought this one , there are smaller ones out there but that 11 year old will start growing fast trust me, he should be lucky to get one, remember to lay down the saftey rules first, hugo's online had the best price last year, a straw hay bale wrapped in a plastic bag makes a good cheap target
671084
I haven't had any issues with it, but then, I don't handle it all that rough.The same company also makes the JobRocker, which has a guard rail around it and is meant to be rough and tumble... might be worth looking into...
641151
Yes it's very durable. I hit a few rocks and some minor rapids and it handled it just fine.
80993
I think 10 mph would be a stretch for this vehicle. I'd say more around 5 mph. It is a fun, capable crawler.
647222
I haven't had to teeter on rocks just yet but I did run into a big yellow concrete post, the ones that are put in front of buildings so you don't hit the building. They held up really well, no dents or anything just a nice long yellow stripe. I'd assume they'd do really well though on the rocks, not just for mall-crawling, the things are gnarly.
80994
Not really fast but makes a very excellent crawler for the price. You can even use the parts to make a scale vehicle.
2193622
Yes it Works pretty well. But if you want one for outside, get the other model that has three Little grăbesc at the end. But i pick up everything With this one.
110011
I don't know about cave crawling. But i work in a dusty dirty environment, and it seams to handle it well.