
Our Verdict
A rock racer that moves faster than pure crawlers (15 mph) while keeping real climbing ability. The tube-frame chassis looks aggressive and makes wrenching easy. Brushed motor at this price is disappointing in 2026, though. Plan on upgrading that first.
Trail drivers who find pure crawlers too slow but don't want a full basher.
The Axial Wraith 1.9 is a 1/10-scale 4WD brushed crawler priced at $369.99 MSRP. It has a manufacturer-claimed top speed of 15 mph. It weighs 6.7 lbs and measures 19.1" long. Battery: 3000mAh 2S.
Head-to-head comparisons with similar crawlers.
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