
Axial RBX10 Ryft 4WD 1/10 RTR Brushless Rock Bouncer (Black) w/DX3 Radio
About this part
- Solid axles front and rear with universal axle joints
- Robust tube chassis design
- Strong powertrain with 4S-capable brushless motor
- Full-time 4WD transmission
- Licensed Raceline wheels and Interco TSL (Three Stage Lug) Bogger tires
- Long travel front and rear shocks
- Waterproof 15kg servo
- (1) Axial® RBX10™ Ryft™ 1/10 4WD RTR
- (1) Spektrum™ DX3™ 3-Channel 2.4GHz DSMR® Radio Transmitter
- (1) Spektrum™ SR6100AT 6-Channel DSMR® AVC/Telemetry Receiver
- (1) Spektrum™ Firma™ 130A Smart ESC
- (1) 2200Kv Brushless Motor
- (1) Product Manual
- 2S - 3S LiPo Battery with IC5/EC5 Connector
- Compatible Charger
CA Residents Prop 65 Warning
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov Details...Reviews3.8 · 10 reviews
First off, I would like to say poor reviews do not account for how a driver drives there RC. IF they are abusing it or not. That being said, yes there are some issues , all of those can be work out. In my experience there can be some difficulties with electronics. Like hard lands up side down hits, one wheel hits, 15ft jumps can cause issues. As long as the company honors and re places parts then problems solved. We are also in a pandemic, and things take longer then normal. Back to the car.....The car needs to be tuned and re tuned. Then its a great machine. IT is a bouncer just like the real ones. Watch a couple of videos and the slowly work your car up to how they drive . I have had not one part break or fail. Its a great car take your time... To be fair I did do a kit so I new what was going on in the build. I only buy RTR if I just want to bash. I have been in this hobby a long time I am 55 and have done a lot of builds. I do recommend this car If you have experience and under stand things happen. parts break it s just part of the hobby. If I could attach pics or videos I would. Happy Rolling
If I could give a negative stars I would. 1/2 way through 1st pack, servo saver dead. Unbound at least 12 times. 2nd pack, more unbinding and servo dead. 3rd pack ESC dead. Took 12 days for Horizon to ship new parts. 4th pack, front and rear diffs dead. Not a quality product.
Let me start by saying this. This is not a bash and crash repeat rc car. If you drive it realistically and with respect, it is a bada** machine. I have run multiple battery packs through it while running scale climbs and courses and not so scale flips and jumps and through some nasty barrel rolls and cart wheels this thing has come back for more. It doesn’t matter if you spend pennys or top dollars on an rc car or parts. If you play with them, they will all eventually break something. I would not recommend this as an entry level rc car. With that being said, my 5 year old still rips it on 50% the the occasional 100% rooster tails of dirt and rocks and whatever this beast runs over. 4s is too much for what this is. Keep it on 3s and have fun. Torque twist is insane with it. On road is borderline uncontrollable under full throttle. But that’s not what this is as made for…all rc cars have a built purpose…keep them in that realm and they excel. and if you are on the fence get this now. Definitely recommend buying or fabricating and rear sway bar.
Great fast and fun vehicle but there is major design flaws with the differentials and axles. 2nd battery in and shredded the front spider gears, front u-joint came apart also. The warranty process is a bit tedious but they shipped out replacement parts fast. Do your research before buying
Would not recommend this car, at the end of the day spending $600 dollars on a car it should be capable and the axial Ryft is far from that out of the box. Both front and rear axles are open and the transmission disengages the rear axle anytime you catch traction. This essentially leaves you spinning 1 front wheel anytime you’re not on flat ground. Obviously this can all be upgraded, but very frustrating.
Reviewers of the Axial RBX10 Ryft (Black, RTR with DX3 radio) are split. Several praise its power, fun handling and suitability as a rock bouncer, and note that it rewards careful driving and upgrades. Others report early durability problems, including broken servo savers, diffs, spider gears, U-joints and ESCs, and some say the stock open differentials and steering are weak. Multiple reviewers say the warranty and replacement parts were handled quickly, though one reported a slow shipment of about 12 days. Opinions also differ on whether early failures are typical or a design flaw. Reviewers agree it needs setup and often upgrades, and that it is not well suited to street use.
- + Fun and powerful to drive
- + Capable rock bouncing performance
- + Responsive warranty and parts support
- + Good potential for upgrades
- − Early durability problems
- − Weak stock steering and servo saver
- − Open differentials lose traction
- − Needs upgrades out of the box