Review on 🔋 BEZGAR High-Performance Waterproof Rechargeable Hobbyist Batteries by Stephen Vasquez

I have a Bezgar 9 and another hobby grade RC and some toy classes. Boxing: All reliable. Batteries and the necessary tools to operate the remote control are included. Controller: Decent quality, like other Bezgar models. Interior decoration function, high low mode, hobby standard level. Build Quality: Sturdy, like other RC models of similar quality. It has some weight but not too heavy. Metal gears, composite frame. This should continue unless you are posting continuously. The shell is thin and will likely break soon. This is expected. The oil shocks are the same as the Bezgar 9. It looks like you can add secondary shocks in the rear. Torque is torque out of this world. This thing flies. It might be too fast, certainly too fast for a 5 year old. I can hardly manage it, of course it gets better with practice. Grass Driving: It's not that good on the 9, but the 9 is much bigger and has the ability to run better on grass, bigger bumps, etc. This thing bounces a bit in the thick St. Augustine grass. If you're going to be using mostly St. Augustine grass, I'd look at a larger vehicle. Thinner and lighter grass shouldn't be a problem. Pavement Driving: The tires are pretty sticky, they also slide when you need them. Torque is just insane in high mode (low mode is spot on). It pulls on the wheels and seems a bit unstable in high mode (probably more due to user skill). But this thing flies. I don't know how fast it is, but it seems faster than the Bezgar 9. All in all, if you can get it for a reasonable price, it's a good RC. There are spare parts. I beat him pretty well and just had a shock, which is better than a bust. It's too big for a small child and not ideal for grass, but it pukes on tarmac, has a reliable engine and is a fun little car overall.