Backpack suggestions

[frizzen]

Normal backpack
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Removable shoulder strap from a Tool Bag or something. Should have gated hooks sort of like a carabiner.

Attach shoulder strap clips around the axles Lower Links or through some Chassis cutouts. Crawler should ride pretty comfortably with wheels against your body.

 

[cubalz]

I currently use a Pro-Line hauler bag. It has roller wheels and a telescopic handle with tons of drawers to hold your rig, spare parts and tools. They are a bit expensive side at $219.00 but is really does it all.

 

[KvilleKrawler]

I use a skate board backpack that has straps on the outside to strap skateboard trucks to the bag. I just strap the axles and but the radio, tools, etc inside the bag. you could even MTB your rig to a crawl spot off of MTB trails.

 

[Phildirt]

I’ll play...

I use a camera backpack. Super cool because it has modular compartments that attach to the interior with Velcro so you can make the cubbies the exact size needed for everything. It form fits both of my controllers, spare batteries, and tools. Has pockets on the side for drinks, straps on the bottom for a poncho or jacket rolled up, caribiners for keys...even has a webbed paracord back that you can attach a broken down rigs to and wear them instead of carrying.

Came with my Canon and I use a bigger one to carry multiple camera bodies so it was collecting dust.


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[Gula]

There was/is a company that makes some really nice rc bags. (Wingtote) Lifetime warranty, etc, many sizes. Mine was big enough for a Losi LST2 with all the running gear. The "tank case" may be your best bet

 

[WallaceValdez]

Well you can check out some good backpacks here: https://osagecountyguns.com/firearm-accessories/bags-packs.html

 

[TheBakedBeans]

Maybe a smaller truck would help... :lmao:"thumbsup":lmao:"thumbsup":lmao:
https://youtu.be/TIwNGZUkdHY

 

[JimrC]

Hello all
Does anyone Know of a great backpack that has plenty of room for a 1/10 scale crawler,radio,batteries,tools, and a water bottle ? I would prefer a roller/backpack/ in case there is solid flat ground...like at a park. I have seen a few that you cram the rig in. Also duffle bags. I have seen $250 ones. Need one compartment to have at least 10”x10”x20”. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

I'll add to this old but still relevant topic. I just got a no name brand from Amazon, which after trying out ... caters for all my needs which are pretty similar to the quoted post. Here's a link for it - HERE

Easily holds both the Bronco or a Blazer (on a vs4-10 chassis) and very comfortable on the back out on the trails. I use the side pockets for water bottles and snacks. The tool pocket allows all you need and the battery pocket again holds all you'll need. The radio pocket has enough room for two. The quality of the bag is surprisingly very good for the price point and made this a no-brainer for me try out ... glad I did.

Highly recommend it