“He wants a drone, but they're all so fiddly.”
This one takes off with one button and hovers on its own while he finds the sticks. The fighter-jet shape is what makes him want it; the hover is what keeps him flying it.
A fighter jet you fly like a drone. It lifts straight off the floor, holds a steady hover while they find the sticks, and rolls a full 360° when they tap one button. Soft EPP foam body, four propellers tucked inside the wings, and a proper two-stick remote. No phone, no app.
No, and that's the point. It takes off straight up with one button and holds a steady hover, so the first minutes are about learning which stick does what, not chasing a plane across the lawn. The same button lands it.
Yes, in a big room, a garage or a sports hall. Outside, pick a calm day: it's light foam, and strong wind wins.
Each battery gives 10 to 15 minutes of flying, depending on speed and how many rolls you do.
The body is soft EPP foam and the propellers sit inside the wings, so most bumps end with it back on the grass. Four spare propellers and a screwdriver are in the box. And if it isn't for you, write to us within 30 days of delivery and we'll arrange the return and the refund.

Most RC planes need a runway, a good throw and quick thumbs, so the first flight is usually the first crash. The ViperJet lifts off vertically from the floor or the lawn and holds a steady hover at eye level. One button takes off, the same button brings it down.
That gives a beginner time to work out which stick does what before anything goes fast. When they're ready, switch up a speed.

The body is EPP foam, the light and springy material used inside car bumpers. The four propellers sit inside round openings in the wings, so a fence or a wall meets foam first. Four spare propellers and a screwdriver come in the box.
An honest limit: it's light, so it's made for calm days, big rooms and sports halls. In strong wind, keep it on the ground.

Press the flip button, nudge a stick, and the jet rolls all the way over and carries on flying. Red, green and blue lights make it easy to follow, even as the light fades.
The remote is a proper two-stick controller laid out like a games pad. Nothing to download, no account, no phone handed over.
Kids who want a drone, parents tired of broken toys, grandparents hunting for a present. It answers all of them.
“He wants a drone, but they're all so fiddly.”
This one takes off with one button and hovers on its own while he finds the sticks. The fighter-jet shape is what makes him want it; the hover is what keeps him flying it.
“Every toy we buy is broken by Boxing Day.”
Hard plastic toys crack on the first bad landing. Soft EPP foam bounces, the propellers are tucked inside the wings, and spare props are already in the box.
“Anything to get him off the tablet.”
A toy that only makes sense in a garden, a park or a sports hall. Hand over the remote, step back, and watch him run after it.
“I'm buying for my grandson and I know nothing about drones.”
Everything is in the box: jet, remote, battery, charging cable, spare propellers. Charge it from any USB port, and if it's not right, you have 30 days to send it back.
One jet, one remote, and a battery that charges from any USB port.
Ages 8+ · Charges from any USB port · 4 spare propellers in every box
No runway, no throw, no app. Three steps from the box to the first roll.
Plug the battery into any USB port with the cable in the box. Fold out the manual while it charges.
Switch on the jet and the remote, press take-off, and it rises straight up and holds a hover. Left stick for height and turning, right stick for direction.
Once the sticks feel natural, press the 360° button and push a stick. Full roll, then straight back to flying. Land with the same button you took off with.
Fly in open space, away from people and pets. Calm days outdoors, or a big room inside.
What the first flight actually looks like, start to finish.
Everything is in the box. Charge the battery over USB while you read the one-page manual.
Take off with one button and let it hover at eye level. Try small nudges on each stick to feel what they do.
Fly slow circles around the garden or the hall. Use the trim buttons if it drifts to one side.
Climb a little higher, press the 360° button, push a stick. That's usually when the neighbours' kids appear.
Fly it for thirty days. If it isn't the toy that gets them outside, or you simply aren't happy with it, write to us within 30 days of delivery and we'll walk you through the return and a full refund.
No. It takes off straight up with one button and holds a steady hover, so a beginner has time to learn the sticks. Start on the lowest speed, then switch up when you're ready. The same button lands it.
Each battery gives 10 to 15 minutes of flying, depending on speed and how many rolls you do. A full charge over USB takes about an hour.
Yes, in a big room, a garage or a sports hall. Outdoors, pick a calm day: it's made of light foam, and strong wind wins.
The body is soft EPP foam and the four propellers sit inside the wings, so most bumps end with it back on the grass. If a propeller bends, swap it with one of the four spares in the box using the small screwdriver.
It's made for ages 8 and up. It has spinning propellers and small parts, so younger children should fly it with an adult.
Shipping is free on every order, to the UK and across Europe, and you'll get a tracking link by email as soon as your order leaves us. The price you see at checkout already includes taxes, so there are no surprise charges at the door.
Write to us within 30 days of delivery and we'll arrange the return and the refund. No forms to argue with.