Remote Control Stunt Car With Double-Sided Twists

One Car, More Ways To Play

Flip-Friendly Wheels

Oversized segmented wheels and the double-sided design support visible twists, flips, and continued driving after landing on either side.

Two Ways To Drive

The handheld remote offers familiar control, while the gesture-sensing wrist controller adds an interactive alternative for more active play.

Transforms Mid-Play

The twist-and-transform mechanism gives children more than steering. It creates a changing stunt shape and a new move to practice.

Ready For A Show

Illuminated front details and vivid molded plastic help the car stand out during energetic indoor or outdoor sessions.

Quick Facts For Action

• 20 MinutesStated use time
• 2 colorsAvailable color options
• 3 itemsIncluded setup pieces

Drive It Your Way

1. 1
   Clear A Runway

   Choose an open smooth floor, grass patch, or paved area and move fragile objects, pets, and obstacles out of the way.

2. 2
   Start With Handheld

   Use the handheld remote to learn basic forward movement, turning, and stopping before attempting bigger tricks.

3. 3
   Try The Wrist Controller

   Switch to the gesture-sensing wrist controller for a more active driving experience. Give the player room to learn the commands.

4. 4
   Build The Stunt

   Practice a twist or flip, then explore double-sided recovery and create a short route with more than one move.

Three Pieces, Instant Action

• Remote-control stunt car×1

  Glossy molded plastic body with segmented stunt wheels and illuminated front details.

• Handheld remote controller×1

  A familiar control option for learning the first drives.

• Gesture-sensing wrist controller×1

  An active alternative for gesture-based play.

The Car That Refuses To Behave

1. 1
   When Driving Gets Predictable

   A car that only rolls forward and turns slowly feels exciting for about five minutes. Then every lap starts to look exactly like the last one.

2. 2
   Add A Little Chaos

   The transforming chassis changes the game. Twist it, flip it, drive it from the other side, then switch from familiar handheld steering to gesture control.

3. 3
   A Better Kind Of Repeat

   The fun is not one impressive flip. It is the next combination: a twist into a turn, a landing on the opposite side, or a fresh route across the floor.

4. 4
   Pick Your Surface

   Start on a clear smooth floor, then take the action to grass or open pavement. Give the car room to move and the player room to make a spectacle.

Beyond Forward And Reverse