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Fastrax Large Shoulder Carry Bag (FAST677)
Brand: Fastrax
Part No: FAST677
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Description
The Fastrax Large Shoulder Carry Bag (FAST677) is designed for RC car racers who want to travel light. Ideal for club nights or test sessions at the track, it provides a convenient way to carry a vehicle or sets of wheels and tyres. Supplied with a shoulder strap for easy, hands-free transport.
Key Features
- Designed for travelling light to the club or track
- Holds an RC vehicle, wheels or tyres
- Supplied with a shoulder strap
Dimensions
- Length: 56 cm
- Width: 18 cm
- Height: 36 cm
Secured by Stripe
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Specifications
Designed for the Car racer who wants to travel light, this new shoulder carry bag is ideal for those trips down the club or test afternoon at the track.
Can hold vehicle or wheels or tyres. Supplied with shoulder strap.
Dimensions:
- Length: 56cm
- Width: 18cm
- Height: 36cm
Key Info:
- Brand: Fastrax
- Part No: FAST677
- Barcode: 5055323943935
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Customer Reviews
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No that would be too small its dimensions are:
- Length: 56cm
- Width: 18cm
- Height: 36cm
You'd get those in the big C908178 Tamiya bag
The VS buggy measures 46 x 30cm
The bag measures 56 x 36cm - so yes it should just about fit
I don't think you'd fit a TRX-4 in one of these.
Something like the C908178 would work though
Jumpshot MT measures 42 x 33 x 21cm
Bag measures 56 x 36 x 18cm - so it might just about fit if the shocks were compressed - but it will be tight.
Yes you should easily fit a transmitter and some spares in. Dimensions are:
Length: 56cm
Width: 18cm
Height: 36cm
The Carnage NT should just about fit in this.
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