Three epic trail rigs from RGT: Rescuer EX86190, Challenger EX86170 & Pro Runner EX86130. They’re all great, but which one should you buy?

Dear Bezgar, I have a confession. You sent me the HP161S to review and now you’ve waited 3 MONTHS for me to make the video! Let me explain…

The RadioLink RC8X might just be what you’re after in an RC system upgrade. Powerful and flexible & some fun features too. Let’s take a look!

The Element Enduro SE Sendero is the trail platform you know, but with a curious twist of budget and capability that makes it quite unique.

The Losi Promoto-MX seems like one of those products that creates its own niche of vehicle upon release, being familiar, yet entirely new.

The Redcat Gen9 is more than a Gen8 V2 with a new body. In both body and design, it’s a big step forward. But is it worth your hard-earned?

The MJX RC Hyper Go is a compact yet hefty RC car that packs a surprising amount of tech into a small package. Is it worth buying? Let’s test!

The Cross RC EMO X is not your average off-road vehicle. This thing is huge! Oh, and lights, lockers, two-speed, all metal… like, wow?!

The Rlaarlo AK-917 captivated me with its homage to the iconic 1969 Porsche 917K and its exceptional racetrack performance. Here’s my story.

SCT is a class of RC car that has been shaping the hobby for nearly two decades. They’re fast, tough and fun. Should you own one?

LiPo batteries are lightweight, pack a punch and are cheap to produce. Despite some downsides, LiPo is usually the best choice for RC models.

What’s RC crawling all about? Here’s a quick primer on this niche of the RC hobby, with some next steps to explore if it sounds good to you!

We take a closer look at the Traxxas X-Maxx, putting it through its paces with off-road and stunt driving!

What’s the best battery for RC? We’ll help you decide for yourself!

USD$2k, one of everything they make, or a Rlaarlo Anniversary Edition buggy. Cool prizes, right? Here’s how people won them!

The Redcat Marksman looks like amazing value, especially if you’re after a trail-oriented rig. Let’s see if it delivers!

This machine is something between a truggy and a monster truck and, although heavy for its size, should be a blast off-road. Let’s take a closer look!

Want a basher? The MT10 may just rival the other big brands in durability, performance and FUN!

The Remo Hobby 10275 is a very cheap RC car. On paper it looks like it should be a decent performer for its size. Let’s take a closer look!

The Traxxas TRX6 Ultimate RC Hauler is stretched-out TRX6. It sports a huge bed, truck cab, and black chrome & lights all round. Yes, please!

Cheap and unproven, the Rlaarlo XDKJ-006 is a promising platform. Brushless system, carbon fiber, 4X4… it looks great on paper! Let’s test!

The Element Ecto is an impressive crawler. Time will tell, but on first look we think it may just be the cream of the Element RC Enduro crop.

Don’t confuse lower cost with lower performance from this new rig. The Axial Base Camp will be a fixture at comp meets for years to come.

If you’re into 70s American pickups and you’ve been considering a smaller scale crawler, your search is over. The FMS Chevy K10 is gorgeous!

If you’re into hard-body crawlers and highly-detailed scale, is this the car for you? (Spoiler: yes, yes it is!). Let’s take a closer look!

The SCX10 III Kit (AXI03007) is a 1/10 scale crawler with portal axles and a highly-detailed polycarbonate body. Let’s take a closer look!

The RGT 136100V3 is a fun RC crawler with potential for better performance. It looks great on the trail and debuts some trick new electronics!

The Traxxas Bandit XL-5 is fun and handles well. It’s not a pure race machine but it delivers on value as both a solid budget racer & basher.

Meet the 1/14 ZETROS 6×6 truck with remote-locking diffs and 2-speed transmission. A faithful reproduction, heavy duty is its middle name!

The RC4WD Trail Finder 3 is certainly different to the Trail Finder 2, but it isn’t necessarily what you’d call new. Let’s take a closer look!