Does this run well in grassy terrain or best on black top?
753014
Both. The grass/mud etc is great to play in, given you have the right tires you can do quite a bit. The street is great with a nice pair of street tires and will grip so tight you'll flip before you slide. Takes a little practice but I can beat almost any car on my street, and with headlights/taillights (so I can tell direction at night from a distance) and 2 lipo batteries, this thing will zoom along at 70+mph. Hours of fun, but I've now spent almost 1600 on my car ... and it's almost all aluminum so the original parts left over can almost build a 2nd plastic. Lol
753015
Either one. Depends on what tires you go with. The Rustler is very versatile.
1141898
Hi, real owner here... yes it is built to be all terrain. The wheels are thick and I use it for a joggger. The tires don't have air so it is impossible to break them.
2017330
I would say it is better on grass b/c concrete would be hard at the bottom of the slide.
1193648
yes, took it to the park with my son and it runs great. Has all wheel drive so was able to go through a pile of leaves that was 6-8 inches high with no problem.
2252615
dirt it is pretty good as long as there is not a bunch of rocks and grass is ok as long as it is shorter should be finr cause of the 4wd but scince it 1/18 scale I would not put it in tall tall grass because it will get stuck
1288536
Does very well on cement, smooth surfaces, etc. Doesn't do real well on rocky or real bumpy ground. Could you be more specific about what type of terrain?
6408
Yes it does run on grass. I put mine through intense stress tests and it's held up. It's a horrible toy, don't get me wrong but we figured out how to have fun with it. One kids handles the steering and another kid sort of "bowls" the cycle like a bowling ball towards the ramp. We probably have 50 hours on this thing and I've only seen 3 back flips. The biggest problem is the steering and balance. To turn around from one direction back to you, you will an entire culdesac. No driveway is wide enough.Bottom line...If you are completely OK with destroying this thing, it can be fun. If you are worried about hurting this or the ramp, then this isn't for you. I suggest a 4 wheeler dude instead. Yes it does run on grass. I put mine through intense stress tests and it's held up. It's a horrible toy, don't get me wrong but we figured out how to have fun with it. One kids handles the steering and another kid sort of "bowls" the cycle like a bowling ball towards the ramp. We probably have 50 hours on this thing and I've only seen 3 back flips. The biggest problem is the steering and balance. To turn around from one direction back to you, you will an entire culdesac. No driveway is wide enough.Bottom line...If you are completely OK with destroying this thing, it can be... » Read More Yes it does run on grass. I put mine through intense stress tests and it's held up. It's a horrible toy, don't get me wrong but we figured out how to have fun with it. One kids handles the steering and another kid sort of "bowls" the cycle like a bowling ball towards the ramp. We probably have 50 hours on this thing and I've only seen 3 back flips. The biggest problem is the steering and balance. To turn around from one direction back to you, you will an entire culdesac. No driveway is wide enough.Bottom line...If you are completely OK with destroying this thing, it can be fun. If you are worried about hurting this or the ramp, then this isn't for you. I suggest a 4 wheeler dude instead. « Show Less
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It rides very well on grass, however, if the ground is not fairly smooth you will feel every bump. I say this because I have spinal problems and that causes me to move very slowly on grass. Slow speed makes a bump easier to tolerate.
901711
Yes it works very well in the grass. That's usually where my 4 year old rides it.
1461501
Fairly well,depending on the terrain. It doesn't climb hills and doesn't have brakes. Buy an extra battery and carry it along, when the first battery runs out then switch so you can avoid pushing it back home.
1609644
I set it up on grass with a 2 inch sand top layer; Its been up almost a year and its great for the limited investment!
1092574
Yes, it does very well. Make sure if grass is tall you use the highest setting for the wheels, then next time drop it down a little lower.
1004861
Might not be good if lots of hills. A total blast on flat and slight incline surfaces.
1095393
I saw a brief video (perhaps @ the vendor's site?) which had a nice demo. Near the end of the "run" just do a little "fling" up. I find it works great with dry or wet snow. Just did a search - this demo looks good: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9GgYKtBE9Q. PS: I also got the gravel attachment. Hope this is helpful. All the best. Pat
680338
Grass should be OK but rocky driveways/gravel may be a problem as this scooter has no shock absorbers/springs. It goes better on smooth asphalt.
1008633
It's a good beginner board, but it depends on how rough of a surface you are talking about. Our streets here are blacktop and many years old. It's bumpy, but they are little bumps and the board handles them fine, but you may want to avoid the cobblestone streets of historic European villages.
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It moves better on low cut grass, side walks, drive ways, and playgrounds. I'd be apprehensive using on tall grass (4+ inches high) as it could get in mechanical parts.