LEXiBOOK- Crosslander Luminous Terrain Car Wrist Remote Rechargeable Electronic Action Kit White/Orange Color

- Do amazing stunts with the Crosslander radio-controlled car!- The remote control can be used directly by hand, or attached to your wrist with the included adjustable wrist strap. Hang the remote on your wrist like a watch and you're in for hours of fun.- The 4 wheels rotate 360 degrees to create crazy stunts!- With its programming function, the car moves according to the sequence you set!- Incredible light effects on the car.

From the manufacturer

About Lexibook

The Crosslander 360 is a lighted, rechargeable, 4-wheel radio-controlled car with a 360 degree rotation. Thanks to the all-terrain wheels and the ergonomic remote control, you can steer your car in any direction and do crazy stunts! You can drive it on any terrain, for hours of play and at a maximum speed of 12km/h.

With its programming function, the car moves according to your pre-programmed sequences with the remote control! Let her show you what she can do.

Control your car with a very easy-to-use 2-in-1 remote control. The Crosslander radio-controlled car can be controlled manually with the supplied remote control or by wearing it on your wrist: just put on the wristband and go! The 4 directional buttons will allow you to steer the car. 4 other buttons will allow you to turn the 2 wheels on each side 360°. Use the middle button to create or play a program and watch the car execute your sequence of movements.

Included in the box:

Runs on one rechargeable battery (included) and 2 AAA batteries (not included).

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