I’m running the VRD Carbon. And I like driving while standing behind the rig. I feel you can see the obstacles better, and pick your lines “More Better.” Love the video series!
Just bought and have not trailed it yet. From you & WDW vids I am learning how to test lines on my limited obstacles. You can really feel when the line is right. Great vehicle. I put an Injora 6ch with a Hobbywing 1080 G2, HUGE improvement. Tires down.
Like the long format video I haven't been up on that side of the park. The vanquish rtr is very cool and would be a great first rig or a second rig. Stay safe my friend
@@HobbyDrop We only get to Utah only 2 times a year . We are thinking about moving to St George in the future. Will be checking out more of the area next time.
Just do it man , I did. I don't regret this purchase. The one upgrade I'll do is a Fusion 1800kv or 2500kv motor and ESC system. That's the good stuff. Good crawl'n.
Kinda depends on the line/obstacle but usually I like to stand behind the car or to the side. Standing in front of or above the car is a good challenge though.
Soon as you cut them tires it would stress went to the other side and lift it up man be careful be careful bro I mean that's a fall you don't come back from
I’m running the VRD Carbon. And I like driving while standing behind the rig. I feel you can see the obstacles better, and pick your lines “More Better.” Love the video series!
😂 yeah it’s much easier for me to drive that way! Haha thanks 🙏🏼
I agree ☝🏻
Like the video!! Way jealous of where you get to crawl!!
I’m super blessed! Thanks!
Since I started running one handed to also be able to film the rig, I now understand that this is next level driving. Great driving 👍
😂 thanks man! It takes practice for sure? I struggled for awhile (don’t watch my first videos ;))
@@HobbyDrop…I allteady did 🤪
@@PleasureAfterWorkRcCrawlers 😂
Just bought and have not trailed it yet. From you & WDW vids I am learning how to test lines on my limited obstacles. You can really feel when the line is right. Great vehicle.
I put an Injora 6ch with a Hobbywing 1080 G2, HUGE improvement. Tires down.
@@slam854 nice dude! I’d a fun truck for sure. Thanks for watching. I’m glad they have been good for you!
Like the long format video I haven't been up on that side of the park. The vanquish rtr is very cool and would be a great first rig or a second rig. Stay safe my friend
This trail is the only good stuff I have found on that side. But I’d love to hear if you find another good trail over there!
@@HobbyDrop We only get to Utah only 2 times a year . We are thinking about moving to St George in the future. Will be checking out more of the area next time.
That thing does look very capable, great video 👍
Thanks man! I appreciate the comment and compliment! 🙏🏼
I have this truck and its great, slowly upgrading it
Slow and steady is the way to do it 👍🏼
the everyday urge to just put a VRD on the ol credit card
😂 don’t do it! Haha credit card are no good :D
Absolutely 👍🏻 💯
Just do it man , I did. I don't regret this purchase.
The one upgrade I'll do is a Fusion 1800kv or 2500kv motor and ESC system. That's the good stuff. Good crawl'n.
perfect video you are a pro
thank you
i'm buying this rtr
Haha thanks! I hope you enjoy it!
Damn! I'm getting worried for your safety watching this. Be careful up there friend
😂😂 it would make for a good video if I slipped! 🤦🏻♂️
I said the same thing man be careful all it takes is one slip and you don't come back
Kinda depends on the line/obstacle but usually I like to stand behind the car or to the side. Standing in front of or above the car is a good challenge though.
I like that was of looking at it….as a good challenge….something worth working on to improve one’s driving skills.
I ordered one here in Australia it costs $880 in the RTR AS YOU HAVE THERE
@@brianrapley567 😳😳😳that is brutal!!!
Soon as you cut them tires it would stress went to the other side and lift it up man be careful be careful bro I mean that's a fall you don't come back from
Where are you filming from?
Like what do I use? I just use my iPhone, holding it in my hand.