Which is better for a first monster truck?

The Kagama XP 6S is the easier starting point. It is smaller, cheaper at $782.00 and runs on 6S. The Outcast is a 1/5 truck with an 8S ESC, which is more truck and more cost.

Is the Outcast worth the extra money?

If you plan to run hard on rough ground, yes. The Outcast adds 1/5 scale, a 5mm chassis, 20mm shocks, an 8S-capable 160A Smart ESC and a 3-channel DX3 radio for about $318 more.

Which one lasts longer?

The Outcast is built heavier: 5mm chassis, 20mm shock bores and 6mm shock shafts. The Kagama is lighter at 4,725 g, which puts less stress on parts but has less margin for big crashes.

Do either include a battery?

No. Both listings show the battery as not included. The Kagama needs 6S LiPo packs; the Outcast can take up to 8S LiPo.

Neither listing gives a top speed. The Outcast's 1100Kv motor on up to 8S and the Kagama's 2050kV motor on 6S are different setups, so check gearing and battery choice before comparing.

Which is easier to transport?

The Kagama. It is 1/8 scale at 590 mm long and 4,725 g. The Outcast is 1/5 scale and needs more room in a car and on the bench.

Team Corally Kagama XP 6S Monster Truck RTR vs ARRMA Outcast 4X4 8S BLX Stunt Truck

Buy the Team Corally Kagama XP 6S if you want a 1/8 monster truck and want to spend about $318 less: $782.00 at Small Addictions RC as of November 3, 2026, versus $1,099.99 at Amazon for the ARRMA Outcast 4X4 8S BLX. The Outcast is the bigger, tougher 1/5 truck with an 8S-capable 160A Smart ESC and a 3-channel DX3 radio, and it is the one to pick if you run hard on rough ground and want headroom for 8S. Neither listing includes a battery, so budget for LiPo packs and a charger on top of either price.

Today the Team Corally Kagama XP 6S Monster Truck RTR costs $317.99 less at its best price.

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