That's exactly our take. Nice to have a choice. And cool that the new option is cheaper.

Happy to help!

Thank you same to you.

Guilty!

Our thoughts exactly. We can’t wait to try these landmines on our other vehicles.

Thank you. Much appreciated.

Thank you. It really seems like these two Are evenly matched in a cage match.

Yes, we've tried. Those don't work too well for us. Not enough cuts, siping in the knobs perhaps.

@@RCReviewChannel what about the flat iron xl

Can't go wrong.

The G8 Compound is a little firmer. Predator is really soft and grippy.

Yes! The main difference is on the steepest parts of this test, the front goes down to allow the front tires to make contact and climb.

Lol we meet again

The foams we’re running on these tires are both stock foams. And that is the important test. Maybe on the next test will run through a stage foams on both of them.

I’m on the road right now. So I’ll get the links up shortly.

Yup. The king won't give up the crown so easily.

They were made available to weeks ago. But they quickly sold out at Amainhobbies

Correct but the wheels are weighted to weigh the same.

Thank you for that comment. On the bumper, we’re not running one front or rear.

Don't think so. We've tried some from Amazon and aside from stealing designs, they don't perform and last. Tires are so key to these crawlers.

These landmines are perfect for the element because the tires and foam are very soft. Our element went up against our vanquish as well and results are coming soon.

James Liu you have Trypophobia

@@justinwood61 Yeah I probably do, small holes in great quantities freak me out.

James Liu I have it to bud

@@justinwood61 :)

For the TRX6I would probably use the pro line KM three tires but at their compound on the very front. The key thing is to use pro line dual stage phone for support

Same question

I hope they're making enough. It's probably best to backorder them to get first in line.

The wheels we are testing him on weigh the same we make sure that on the gram scale. Same weight too.

Kind of but the tread design on the Landmine seems much more developed with all the levels, shapes and siping.

thank you.

We're not really advertising anything, just reviewing an interesting new product offered to our category. They were around for a few days until they ran out of stock. Amain will put a date on the product page as soon as they know when it will be back in stock so that's the best bet for now.

@@RCReviewChannel I understand it is a review and I appreciate the time you take to do them. However, to make a review more fair, the time of comparison should at least be the same day. Different temperatures and humidity levels definitely effect performance. At first I thought the review was the same day until I heard you mention one of the tests done when it was more damp outside. It's not a huge factor to eliminate a tire brand from the review, but it would make the comparison more fair if done on the same day and with the same vehicle.

Great advice!!! Yes, same day is key because of the moisture content of the rocks and soil. Good news is we've used these tires on many conditions and the results on the video reflect our experience. But will use same day footage next time.

@@RCReviewChannel Dont get me wrong, the Jconcepts Landmines did perform and that is why I purchased a set...well purchased a backorder set of them at least. Keep up the good work. Your reviews are very much appreciated. I'm just a hard critic. 👍

Good news is those wheels are weighted and they weigh exactly the same as the other wheels. We prefer the Landmines right now and that's saying a lot.

Predators way more sticky and work 30% better on rocks even wet,but the knobbys wear out quicker.

Agreed. Predators are king. They fold over a bit more in the rear on steep climbs. Dual stage foam is a good match for it for some sidehilling.

@@RCReviewChannel so the difference between the G8 and the predator is that the predator has dual stage foam?

No, the predator has softer and gummier rubber that's not as supportive. They share the same foam that is fairly soft.

@@RCReviewChannel Thank you. I'm new to the crawler side of this but am addicted to it.. your videos are a huge help. Happy New year

The problem is the tires that come with RTR trucks are pretty bad.

Winner winner chicken dinner.