Name: Wave Speeder RC Motor Boat
Brand: Force1RC
SKU: F1-MBOAT_RED
Price: 39.99 USD
Availability: InStock

Wave Speeder RC Motor Boat

Rated 4.4 out of 5

Based on 86 reviews

$39.99

Perfect for those who take fun seriously, this RC boat for kids races fast on lakes, rivers, ponds, and pools. Experience high speed remote control boat driving from up to 160 feet away with this high-powered waverunner toy boat. Featuring easy directional controls and a watertight body, this RC toy boat is great for beginner toy boat drivers both young and old. Get your own Wave Speeder now!

What's In The Box: Wave Speeder Remote Control Boat (Red or Blue), measures 8.5" L x 3.5" W x 3.5" H; USB Charging Cable; Rechargeable RC Boat Battery; Boat Transmitter/Controller (requires 2x AA batteries); & User Manual

Fun-Filled Beginner RC Boat: The Wave Speeder is a fast, dual-motor remote-controlled boat with easy set-up and controls for RC boat beginners. Built for kids ages 14 and above.

Waverunner Toy For Freshwater Pools: Drive this jet ski wave runner within a 50-meter range on lakes, liner pools, rivers, or ponds with low-surface debris (NOT for beach or saltwater use). Also great for freshwater tubs.

Rechargeable Jet Ski Toy: Charge your Wave Runner for 90-minutes to enjoy 20 minutes of RC motorboat fun. This RC boat is equipped with a low battery alarm so you'll know when you need to recharge your boat.

Fun You Can Rely On: Have fun navigating freshwater pools, rivers, and lakes with your very own Waverunner! Unhappy with your motorboat toy? Let us know and we'll give you a full refund.

Reviewed by ER

Verified Buyer

I recommend this product

Rated 5 out of 5

Review posted

Great present

This was a fantastic item that I ended up buying again for another birthday. The boys were age 3 and 4, their dads enjoyed it also.

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Reviewed by Michele N.

Verified Buyer

I don't recommend this product

Rated 1 out of 5

Review posted

Deficient instructions

There were no instructions as to what to do once the battery was charged. There was no plug in the boat to plug the battery into. My husband and I spent several hours trying to figure it out then had to totally disassemble the boat to uncover the plug cable which was stuck within the boat itself.

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