Axial Racing - AX10 Scorpion Kit: RCCrawler.com Award for Best Product and Most Innovative

The Largest R/C Rock Crawling Community has Spoken! Axial awarded "Best Product", and "Most Innovative" Product

2007 was a great year for RCCrawling and as the year drew to a close John and I talked about how we could reward those vendors that helped make the year so good for those of us that are out there crawling every weekend. There was no way John and I could pick who to reward and who not to because RCCrawler.com has so many great vendors it was impossible for us to choose. We decided to come up with a huge list of product and vendors and let you, our members decide who would get the awards. There are a ton of great products that made this list, and there are a bunch more that didn't quite make the cut. The one thing that is for sure is 2007 was an epic year for radio controlled rock crawling.

With that said we present you with the 2007 RCCrawler.com Peoples Choice Awards!

-Jason

Most Innovative, Axial Racing AX10 Scorpion

The most innovative product of 2007 award goes to Axial Racing with their AX10 Scorpion. Up until the Scorpion came out in mid 2007 if you wanted to build a competitive rock crawler you had to either custom build it yourself or pull parts from a multitude of different kits. The Axial AX10 Scorpion changed the crawling world forever, now you can walk right into your local hobby shop and walk out with a competition ready 2.2 rock crawler.

Best Product, Axial Racing AX10 Scorpion

With all of the great crawler products released in 2007 you would think that this category would have been a close race. That wasn't the case, the readers of RCCrawler.com chose the Axial AX10 Scorpion as the single best product in 2007 by a landslide. Never before has it been so easy to get out on the rocks and compete with a 2.2 class crawler. The Axial AX10 Scorpion has changed the face of crawling for the better in a huge way. We look forward to many more great things coming from them in 2008.

For the full article go to RCCrawler.com