60°+ Steering
Go where others can't. Lock angles well past what a conventional axle allows, so the line you pick is the line you take.
( Competition crawler / MOA )
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Colourway — Carbon Red
A competition crawler small enough to walk in on your back and stubborn enough to finish the line once you get there.
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Monty is a competition crawler small enough to walk in on your back and stubborn enough to finish the line once you get there.
Motor on axle at both ends, four-wheel steering, portal reduction and a carbon chassis — every choice made to keep the contact patch loaded and the drivetrain calm.
The portal axle ↘
Go where others can't. Lock angles well past what a conventional axle allows, so the line you pick is the line you take.
Smooth power at extreme steering angles. No binding, no pulsing — torque stays even through the whole sweep.
Precision steering with maximum rigidity. The servo becomes part of the axle structure instead of hanging off it.
Higher clearance, greater wheel torque and reduced drivetrain load — the three things a competition crawler cannot trade away.
The best rock never sits next to a car park. Monty is built to travel on your back — over the pass, down the scree, into the line nobody else bothers to reach.
Take it anywhere. Crawl everything.






High up in the Austrian Alps, we were out on a crawling expedition — each of us hauling three to four cars up the mountain. Batteries, transmitters, gear, the whole load on our backs.
By the end of the day, legs burning and packs digging in, one thing was obvious: a single portable MOA would have made the whole hike so much easier.
Reaching those hard-to-get-to rocks — the lines tucked away where few people bother to go — is one of the most amazing experiences there is. We just wanted to make getting there a little easier.
Krippenstein / Austrian Alps
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