Press Release JConcepts And-1 open cell inserts for 1/10th off-road rides août 5, 2026 by Chris Laisser un commentaire Shopping! Wartelle Shop Shopping! RC Team Shopping! Absolute Hobbyz The following press release is from JConcepts: JConcepts has announced the release of their new And-1 open cell inserts for 1/10th off-road vehicles such as buggy, stadium truck. The JConcepts And-1 insert is perfect for any 1:10th buggy and intended for tires such as pin tires, or interlocking lug tire patterns. The soft nature of the open cell material provides additional comfort, flex and conforms to low grip surfaces. Vehicles utilizing open cell inserts tend to be a bit plush on the track and absorb holes, bumps, and scaled track sections. Ideal conditions for And-1 inserts tend to exist when a track layout or dirt is fresh, ungroomed, or no groove has been created throughout an event. Drivers tend to start events with softer inserts and as grip increases and track changes develop typically move toward closed cell inserts for more high-speed support and jump landing characteristics. The And-1 insert incorporates superior materials with a die-cutting manufacturing process to ensure consistency and insert longevity. The JConcepts inserts have been used effectively and to race wins and championships results since 2007. Features: Championship winning material and construction Since 2007 Performs on low-grip and bumpy surface conditions Fits all race inspired 2.2” buggy rear tires The JConcepts And-1 insert is perfect for any 1:10th buggy front tire and intended for tires such as ribbed fronts, pin tires, or interlocking lug tire patterns. The soft nature of the open cell material provides additional comfort, flex and conforms to low grip surfaces. Vehicles utilizing open cell inserts tend to be a bit plush on the track and absorb holes, bumps, and scaled track sections. Ideal conditions for And-1 inserts tend to exist when a track layout or dirt is fresh, ungroomed, or no groove has been created throughout an event. Drivers tend to start events with softer inserts and as grip increases and track changes develop typically move toward closed cell inserts for more high-speed support and jump landing characteristics. The And-1 insert incorporates superior materials with a die-cutting manufacturing process to ensure consistency and insert longevity. The JConcepts inserts have been used effectively and to race wins and championships results since 2007. Features: Since 2007 Performs on low-grip and bumpy surface conditions Fits all race inspired 2.2” buggy front tires Championship winning material and construction The JConcepts And-1 insert is perfect for any 1:10th stadium truck and intended for tires such as ribbed front tires, pin tires, or interlocking lug tire patterns. The soft nature of the open cell material provides additional comfort, flex and conforms to low grip surfaces. Vehicles utilizing open cell inserts tend to be a bit plush on the track and absorb holes, bumps, and scaled track sections. Ideal conditions for And-1 inserts tend to exist when a track layout or dirt is fresh, ungroomed, or no groove has been created throughout an event. Drivers tend to start events with softer inserts and as grip increases and track changes develop typically move toward closed cell inserts for more high-speed support and jump landing characteristics. The And-1 insert incorporates superior materials with a die-cutting manufacturing process to ensure consistency and insert longevity. The JConcepts inserts have been used effectively and to race wins and championships results since 2007. Features: Since 2007 Performs on low-grip and bumpy surface conditions Fits all race inspired 2.2” stadium truck tires Championship winning material and construction See: JConcepts Similaire En savoir plus sur Circus RC News Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email. Saisissez votre adresse e-mail… Abonnez-vous PartagezTweetez0 PartagesAbout ChrisChris is the founder and editorial director for Cicus RC News. He has been writing about all things RC for more than 13 years. When he's not writing, you can find him shooting and travelling the world looking for the next adventure.