Is this good for mud runs? Specifically crawling on the mud.
736118
Well, for me great for support and it help my elbow recover from injury. I guess you can use it for mud runs?
736119
Personally, I don't think it's good for anything. I still have a mark on my arm from wearing it for only 20 minutes almost a year ago. Proceed at your own risk.
275770
Not really. It's very hard to use. The speed doesn't stay constant because the belt doesn't move smoothly. When I "oil" it for a smoother run, it moves too fast and it becomes too slippery.
1529688
I have never ran with this but have gone on plenty of walks. The shocks are okay but I would probably suggest a jogger stroller. It's a little tough to steer through grass and rocks walking. I cannot imagine at a jog or run pace.
1928143
My opinion is the mud slingers are way better in the snow and mud and sand! The only thing that would be better are scoop tires!
1678716
I wouldn't say it's good for jogging, but it's definitely good for power walking, even in the grass. We do travel with this and it's great. The one handle pull to close is awesome and it's not that heavy.
1333055
I am 6'1" and 207 and I would not run on it. It is fine for walking, walking fast, and ramping up.your heart rate by raising the incline. I don't think it is solid enough for guys our size to run on. I may be wrong but it feels a bit puny to me. The belt is very lightweight and does not seem to be very rugged. The motor appears a bit under - powered as well. Size wise it is big enough, but just doesn't feel solid enough.
37131
I use it for off-road mudding purposes bc of the dust n mud but by the feel of it idk how much it can protect you from air soft I've never been hit by them
1644975
It's pretty good at turning but the bushings are really soft so if you want to it to be tighter for speed runs, go out and get some harder ones. That said, the board is great, rides like a dream and is great for cruising around and having a good ride. Also, the wheels are pretty good for slides if your into that.
796472
Maybe walking speed or slightly slower. Remember it's a crawler, it's not meant to go fast. It has plenty of low end torque. I put a27 turn in mine and made it dramatically faster but still crawlible.
1234007
Yes you need to be careful with the zipper I purchased two of these for a mud run event fabric easily gets bound up in zipper, but for the cost you can not beat this. If you use it a lot may want to consider paying more for a higher quality one
2167855
Yes. The only issue I have had with this is going over muddy ground. The way the wheel "axles" are constructed, mud can cake up on the wheels and stop the wheels from turning. On solid ground or non-muddy terrain, this thing is excellent and handy.
2045679
Probably wouldn't hurt to try it. I would worry it would make it too quick under your feet. This stuff in the pic is a bit thicker. I envision with WD 40 making it so lubricated it would be hard to keep my legs moving fast enough to keep up with the belt. I tend to be clumsy so that would be a problem for me.
307225
Yes I would say so. I've never really gone out in deep mud, but they seem supportive enough. Then you can hose them down afterwards, to get the mud off. They aren't real high, probably up to the back of my calf.
80994
Not really fast but makes a very excellent crawler for the price. You can even use the parts to make a scale vehicle.
166847
For slow crawling yes. These aren't pencil beams, they're 30 degree floods. Your better off buying HIDs or a light bar
1517776
yes you can with the program card but I would really look into either a novak or holmes made specifically for crawlers.this is really made for lightweight cars under 5 lbs.tends to run hot if not carefull
2143277
I haven't opened mine up, but I do not believe it is water proof. As for rock crawling, I think if you double up this would be a great servo.I'm running a single on my e-maxx and it has taken some serious abuse, but I don't know if it has the torque to overcome scenarios that rock crawling would bring.