Axial RC Truck SCX24 Jeep Gladiator 4 Wheel Drive Rock Crawler Brushed RTR Nothing Needed to Complete Ready-to-Run White AXI00005V2T4, Remote Control Car, RC Car, RC Crawler

As someone who's already deep into the SCX24 platform, I can't help but get a little giddy every time a new model comes out—especially when I find one on sale. The SCX24 has always been an amazing entry point into the world of RC crawling, and the Axial SCX24 Gladiator is a perfect example of why. This is my second SCX24, and it's easily my favorite of the bunch.​What makes the Gladiator so great is its longer wheelbase and solid performance right out of the box. While the other SCX24 models are fantastic, the Gladiator's extended chassis gives it a more stable and capable feel on the rocks and trails. It's less prone to flipping backward on steep inclines, and the longer body, a fantastic scale replica of the real Jeep, looks incredible as it flexes over obstacles.​Axial has really dialed in the electronics on the newer SCX24 models, and the Gladiator is no exception. The low-speed control is excellent, allowing you to make precise, slow movements to navigate technical terrain. You can truly feel the difference, and it makes the crawling experience so much more enjoyable.​The SCX24 platform is already known for its huge aftermarket support, and the Gladiator is no different. From brass weights to better servos and motors, there are endless ways to customize and upgrade it. But honestly, even in its stock form, this truck is highly recommended. If you're looking for your first micro crawler or adding to your collection, and you see the Gladiator on sale, do yourself a favor and pick one up. You won't regret it.

Perfect starter crawler ready to run for young kids to adults. Very versatile and can provide entertainment nearly anywhere with it's size! Tons of aftermarket support to upgrade and better suite your needs.

The media could not be loaded. Perfect little crawler for a first crawler or one for a person who has been into the hobby for a while. Great for crawling inside on small objects or obstacles and a lot of fun at the park or hiking trails climbing over roots and rocks.

All good. Nothing bad.Get one of these, go outside in the yard. Drive it on dirt. Grass. Rocks. Puddles. Dog poop. Reptiles. Whatever.You can easily escape whatever you wish to escape with this. You won't be disappointed.

My son loves this truck (11 years old)-on weekends we spent racing at the hobby shop, he had decided this was the one he wanted. It's light, nimble, the battery charges quickly, it has prewired LEDs on the front bumper, the accessories are removable and it takes minimal space. We've designed a course for it to run on and he tests the capabilities all the time-plenty of roll overs and binding moments and yet, not breaking-it just keeps going. Whether inside or outside, there's always somewhere it can be driven and keep my son busy. It's far better than his phone or his switch. It's highly functional and agile in all conditions its been subjected to this far. For the price, its a very capable truck and a solid area of aftermarket support to make it even better.

Absolute crap. Worked for one day. Connector is ridiculously difficult to disconnect. Axial had no phone number or even chat that would be able to troubleshoot along with. Battery charger was just green - no indication of charging. It was warm so power getting to it. For $137 incredibly overpriced for the crap design.Amazon was excellent though, so at least company was smart going through them.

It’s a fun little truck to drive, and surprised this noob with what it can do.Maybe I’m being too picky, but for the price I expected a bit more. The ESC is mounted improperly (it’s off by about 20%), the stickers aren’t aligned very well being misplaced and crooked, and you can tell the linkage is on the economical side which means it is pretty loose and doesn’t like to go very straight.The battery life seems pretty good and the durability seems about average so far.I’m relatively happy with the purchase, I’m just not overly impressed for the cost (which I’m sure, for the enthusiast, is an entry-level cost).

The media could not be loaded. This thing is much smaller and I thought it would be in very light. However with all that said it's still does very well at climbing and crawling through rocks and debris. Very entertaining vehicle especially if used inside but also good for outside in your gardens or over a small rocks. It actually handled much bigger rocks than I thought it was going to be able to. Lot of fun trying to see where you can take it and how to get through things without falling over.Truck is mostly plastic and does have a lot of a toy feel to it, and does have metal rails comes with a small two as battery and even though the motor is very tiny, this thing has a lot of power to move itself and quite a bit of torque.Battery life is very good also . I used it quite a few times and it ran it for and felt like forever. Battery is not going dead on me yet. They included charger is just a basic USB charger but for that small of a battery it works fine. Think it only took a few hours to charge