a little spicy for me but it still gets 5/5 stars!!!

cheap and works amazing, works where brush less wont. it is also less the a 1/6 of the price of some replacement brush less drive motors

now I don't need to stress about rune-ing the tabs. 10/10

they work well, that's it, (silicone is really nice to use)

exactly what the tidal said, 10/10

never had one break, even though I was over volting vipers, they are slowly dieing but that is expected with over volting it, plus new ones are 4$, 10/10

Great product++++++++++

10/10 would recommend for beetle-weights as a lightweight yet strong option.

This kit is by far the best kit out there overall for new and veteran builders. Every part in this kit is top tier along with everything Seth provides outside of this kit. The SSP chassis is very simple to work with, be customizable, also can take a beating a keep going. You can’t go wrong with this kit.

My printer isn’t working or suited to TPU yet, so I’ve ordered multiple sets of spares and addons from here, and all of them have been great. The print quality is always perfect and the parts have held up really well, after a full event I had to replace a grand total of Zero.

The side skirts are a must as they do their job perfectly. They add just the right amount of armor to keep from getting your sides hit in areas that’ll mess up your drive. They’re also really good at deflecting small horizontals even if you head into the fight with forks.

The fork mounts are also really well made, I took multiple direct hits from verts on them and they were still perfectly useable.

Bought the kit with everything soldered together, and Seth was kind enough to update me on the status of delivery when the site didn't plan on doing it properly. Will be entering my first beetleweight competition in a weeks time with it, so fingers crossed I can get through it with little to no damage... possibly.

Tough gearboxes with basic motors, lasted though multiple competitions. Will buy again

datbox go brrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

This is one of the best options to get into combat robotics competitively if you have the money, probably the best for beetleweights. It's really easy to work on and put together, but the UHMW chassis is durable but expensive and makes it a little difficult to modify the chassis. If you own a 3D printer, the SCAR Plant kit can be good, but this is probably the most competitive and beginner-friendly kit you can get.

PS pro tip if your comp doesn't require an active weapon, then against horizontals you should run just the wedge and no lifting arm. even better if there's no pit

I used a pair of these for 4 NHRL competitions with no problems, while my non-electrical engineering brain has had problems with other esc's in the past. Very easy to use.