Rockslide 1/8 scale

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I just bought one last night man this thing will crawl anywhere. don't know how durable it is yet but time will tell. I put it face to face with the wall and it went straight up,until it flipped backwards.They are not built for speed, but maybe you can upgrade the motors. hmmm
 
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are these pretty good out of the box is there a battery upgrade so you will get longer run time. i just don't know which to get the 10th or 8th and will a little kid be able to drive this with it being slow my boy is almost 4 and have 2 cheap rc cars and loves them but they are not to good in the house/basement so i was thinking this may be a better way to go and input will help thanks for everything
 
The 1/8 is pretty big, you will need a lot of floor space such as a basement if your going to run that indoors. I would run it outside, it would be much more fun. Crawlers are slow, althought they are a little fast if they are not crawling. They have a lot of torque so they can crawl and manage through ruff terain. What I like about the super crawler 1/8 is it's 4ws (4wheel steering) Pretty cool rite out of the box. That allows you to steer with all 4 wheels at the same time for those of you who don't know. I'd have to say the super crawler is one of the best crawlers and it does not cost a fortune.
 
are these pretty good out of the box is there a battery upgrade so you will get longer run time. i just don't know which to get the 10th or 8th and will a little kid be able to drive this with it being slow my boy is almost 4 and have 2 cheap rc cars and loves them but they are not to good in the house/basement so i was thinking this may be a better way to go and input will help thanks for everything
if your looking for a good indoor crawler for your son and you! losi makes a micro crawler good for small areas & tabletop courses, and they can be extensively modded if you want to go all out theirs also a few aftermarket chassis to choose from, their 1/24th scale, also thiers the miniqlo crawler its a 1/18th scale i have the micro crawler and lover it, good backyard crawler and very capable im waiting on a eclipse chassis and some billet parts then i can start on the 4 wheel steering it seems to never end with modding :)

The 1/8 is pretty big, you will need a lot of floor space such as a basement if your going to run that indoors. I would run it outside, it would be much more fun. Crawlers are slow, althought they are a little fast if they are not crawling. They have a lot of torque so they can crawl and manage through ruff terain. What I like about the super crawler 1/8 is it's 4ws (4wheel steering) Pretty cool rite out of the box. That allows you to steer with all 4 wheels at the same time for those of you who don't know. I'd have to say the super crawler is one of the best crawlers and it does not cost a fortune.
+1 on that the 1/8 scale crawlers can be difficult to run indoors much less running in your backyard! what i mean is 1/8 scale needs big rocks and larger areas to make it fun, either way you go both crawlers are nice but i prefer smaller scale for indoors keep it more challenging.
 
If money is an issue and you want to stick with the 1/18 for you and your son, I just wanted to mention Thunder Tiger has come out with a 1/18 crawler. Getting back to the redcat crawlers now, I have heard people have had some issues with the 1/10 crawler but everyone I have heard from raves about the 1/8 super crawler.
 
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