Hexbug Nano Flashes Navigating Original Nano Habitat Tracks

[@SterlingAndrews44]

Wow, I’m really impressed how the Hexbug Nano Flash can go on the original Hexbug playset really well just like the original nanos do. I really love how really fast they can go which is definitely something really amazing when you compare the levels of speed by how fast each model of the Hexbug Nanos go while running. I definitely want to start collecting the Hexbug Nanos, especially the Nano Flash since I really love how fast they can go and how they have LEDs which gives them their name as they go. I also do highly agree that their LEDs should be the actual color they are like the Orange one instead of just one or two colors that don’t match with the actual color it is on each one. Great video as always dude!

[@doctorcatster8751]

this actually relieved my fears a bit, great video!

[@IDogFan41]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@SirBopALot]

Love the layout you have for your habitat, dude! I agree, too. The speed is immediately what came to mind when I gave mine a test run. I actually made a similar video not too long ago, showing the difference between regular Nanos, the Zombie Nano, (because it can’t flip back up, and I believe it’s a bit slower, due to the extra weight added when the exoskeleton is attached) a Nano Nitro/V2, and a Nano Flash. It is a shame the legs don’t allow Nano Flashes to self right, like you said. Absolutely loved your brief demonstration video!

[@IDogFan41]

Your comparison was great! And I noticed the flashes do self right but they just don’t on the regular habitat, but that’s fine since they rarely end up on their side, only a few times.

[@daniellearredondo3187]

the reindeer's goal is to be a drift car