FTX FTX5574 Ravine 1:10 RTR M.o.a. Rock Buggy Crawler RC, Blue

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The Element Enduro is a close rival to the apex Traxxas. It carries a realistic body and is extremely capable and stable across rough terrain. The Kanyon is also quite good, yes it's a bit big, and basically a crawler with a scaler shell, but the build quality is there, and appeals to the target market. Powering this beast of a buggy is a 1500 mAh, 7.4 V Li-ion battery, which is completely rechargeable and comes with a USB charger. All you need to provide are 3 x AA batteries for the controller.

FTX Ravine 4x4 RTR 1:10 MOA Rock Buggy Crawler - Unmanned

The FTX Ravine is ready to take on the tightest and steepest terrain you can find, with it’s multi M.O.A. axle design and three different steering modes. I would have preferred if they released none of the above and instead they concentrated their R&D on something that would BE MORE AKIN TO THE Carisma SCA-1E or even an Axial SCX10 Topped off with a tubu-lar rollcaged body and interior set, the FTX Ravine is ready for you to go climbing! FTX Ravine Features years ago I would have told people to stay away from FTX, but now I say go for it, they just need to step up there game with the build quality of there ESC's now. The Ravine is ready navigate the tightest and steepest terrain you can throw at it with it’s multi M.O.A. axle design and multiple steering modes.Topped off with a tubular rollcaged body and interior set, the FTX Ravine is ready for you to go climbing! Features: Please Note: This kit is sold in RTR (Ready-to-run) format but requires 3 x AA batteries for completion. Declaration of Conformity It doesn’t stop at what comes as standard, though. You can upgrade and customise too if you wish. Just bear in mind that the TRX-4 doesn’t come with batteries or a charger.

FTX Ravine Spares - FTX | Wheelspin Models FTX Ravine Spares - FTX | Wheelspin Models

the kanyon is utter pap, the way the body mounts and bumpers mount speaks volumes for me, as you say a crawler (not a great one either) with a “scale” (in the loosest possible way) shell and it still looks plain wrong. Topped off with a tubu-lar rollcaged body and interior set, the FTX Ravine is ready for you to go climbing!Underneath the retro body is a collection of purposeful parts. The 550 electric motor is efficient and powerful; the suspension, driveshafts, steering servo, chassis, and axles are all heavy duty and metal. In CAR’s group test it took a pummelling and kept going with no issues. Registered office: Media House, Peterborough Business Park, Lynch Wood, Peterborough PE2 6EA and H Bauer Publishing, Company number: LP003328; Anyway, despite having a goodly bunch of ballraces, it's still a toy with plastic drive cups with no optional metal upgrades. Do any of their others have metal drive cups? Maybe they'll fit. The Ravine is ready navigate the tightest and steepest terrain you can throw at it with it’s multi M.O.A. axle design and multiple steering modes