"Haye that these are so fragile, but they are cheap ans widely available, so it isn't too bad. Make sure to buy a few if you fly hard."

— Evan (4/5)

Works as it should

"Been flying the crux35 for about a year. They are not the most durable and not intended for hard-core racing. They are fun to fly and the agility is awesome."

— Chris C. (4/5)

Cheap Ultra Light 3.5in Frame

"This frame sacrifices durability for light weight. So don't expect it to survive hard crashes. But it is super cheap to fix and flies amazing."

— Chris L. (5/5)

Happy Model Crux35 bottom plate

"Gave this 5 stars because I haven’t had to use it yet!"

— Gerd W. (5/5)

Just like the original

"Just like the original"

— Nick D. (5/5)

Very Fragile

"Fell 20 feet on to grass, disarmed and snapped an arm. Fell 10 feet on to a road with partial throttle, snapped an arm. I am about done with ultralight frames."

— Mauro D. (2/5)

Not for aggressive beginners

"I’ve gone through 4 or 5 of these because I fly pretty aggressively, and it’s a toothpick frame. If you’re confident that you won’t crash hard and a lot then this thing is great for flying like a maniac while having insane flight times. I’m just done for now with it because I need to focus on not crashing so much."

— Wesley H. (4/5)

Love the 35

"The Crux 35 is absolutely my favorite ripper…deceptively smooth for a budget quad. I have it dialed in solid and it flies better than my 5” freestyle rigs. Add an hd thumb cam like the insta360 and now you’re killing it in hd. The power of and momentum of a 5” that handles like a micro…I can get 4-5 minutes flying hard on an RDQ 750mah 4s pack."

— John R. (5/5)

Breakable but cheap!

"These babies break so buy 3. Love the crux 35 though and the price is great"

— George W. (5/5)

Feels a bit pricey

"This is 2/3 the price of buying the whole frame, which comes with extra hardware and 3D prints. I would suggest buying a new frame for your first replacement."

— Uriah M. (4/5)