Congratulations to Denial W. of Cahone, CO for tracking down this Axial Geocache #2-2012.

Daniel found the Axial Geocache #2-2012 with his brother, Brian on April 22, 2012 at 12:46PM MST.
This was about a 2 hour drive for Daniel and here is what he had to share about his adventure to AreaBFE to locate the cache.

“I managed to locate your “Axial Cache and Carry #2″ this afternoon. I was NOT expecting to find an XR10 kit! You guys (and gals) are AWESOME!
The extra goodies in the box are icing on an already fantastic prize.
Today, after seeing what my SCX10 will do, I have just got my brother hooked on Axial trucks (he likes to go fast but still wants to be able to crawl… (I told him to get a Wraith), so not only did you guys make a life long customer very happy, you got another customer in the process.

My Rig: Axial SCX10 Honcho RTR. Mods; CAC One9 12 hole beadlock rims, Novak Goat 3s 21.5T Brushless system, and a few other minor tweaks here and there, but those are the big things I’ve changed.

Hope your weekend was as much fun as you (and Axial) made mine.”

Daniel really scored this time… not only did he get some of the coolest Axial swag we offer but he got a complete Axial XR10… well almost complete. Daniel, we are sending you the purposely missing parts bag so you can fully assemble that XR10.

We would also like to extend a special thanks to Olaf Kilthau of AreaBFE for taking the time to hide the Axial Geocache#2-2012 in such a great place. If you like wheeling/rock crawling, make sure AreaBFE is on you bucket list… if you have not been there yet
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Axial Geocache #2-2012 Original Post:
Here is the second of 2012!!!! Remember it’s about the adventure you make to get there and get the goods that really makes this program fun. We like to hear from you about your experience. You will not be disappointed of this location when you get there. Grab your rigs and head out to do some RC Crawling. This is a cache and carry find, once you find it, it’s yours to take with you. Tread lightly and leave no trace.

Axial Geocache #2-2012
N38º24’12.5″ W109º24’17.4″ (paste into googlemaps and look for the green arrow)

What we want from you:
Name / Address / Email / Phone
Photos of you and your Axial Rig at or near the Geocache site.
Time / Date of when you found the Axial Geocache #2-2012

What you get from us:
More prizes on top of the prize that you will find.

Congratulations to Daniel S. of Albuquerque, NM for getting out to find this Axial Geocache #1-2012

Daniel found the Axial Geocache #1-2012 on April 27th, 2012 about 7:00PM. Out on his second attempt after not finding it the first time. Thanks to David C. of NM for hiding this cache for us in a great RC crawling location.
Here is what Daniel had to say about his adventure.
“I saw the post on Facebook about the geocache and decided I would put the Coordinates into the Google maps just to see where this one was and couldn’t hardly believe it when I saw it was right here in my own back yard. So I made a phone call to a buddy of mine and took my teenage boys and we went crawlin’ to go and find it. We looked around for quite a while and had no luck. After I got home I just kept thinking about it and how I would never forgive myself if I did not go try to find it again so I took my crawler back out and started looking again and sure enough this time I found it and only a few feet from the area we were previously searching in. It was an awesome day and I found a prize.”

“I was injured at work and I’ve been out of work for sometime, finding this was very up lifting
Thank you guys at Axial! WHOOO HOOOO!!!!!!!!”

Daniel really scored on this cache… He got some of the coolest Axial swag only found in the Axial Geocache, and he got a complete Axial XR10 kit… well almost…. there is a bag of parts missing on purpose that is on the way to him.

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Axial Geocache #1-2012 Original Post:
We understand that it is now April 2012 and we have not released any new caches yet….. But that is because we were gearing up for a good program this year. So here is the first of 2012!!!! Remember it’s about the adventure you make to get there and get the goods that really makes this program fun. We like to hear from you about your experience. This cache has most likely seen some in-climate weather recently but will still be in great shape. It’s is in another great location to do some RC crawling, so grab your rigs and head out. This is a cache and carry find, once you find it, it’s yours to take with you. Tread lightly and leave no trace.

Axial Geocache #1-2012
35.19143978602736 -106.477720800019 (paste into googlemaps and look for the green arrow)

What we want from you:
Name / Address / Email / Phone
Photos of you and your Axial Rig at or near the Geocache site.
Time / Date of when you found the Axial Geocache #1-2012

What you get from us:
More prizes on top of the prize that you will find.

Our final Axial Geocache for 2011
Congratulations to Rhett Mora of Fernley, NV for getting out and finding the Axial Geocache #6…. The last one for 2011.

Rhett fuond the Axial Geocache #6 on December 28th, 2011 at 2:55PM PST.
Here is what Rhett had to say about his adventure.

“My name is Rhett Mora, and I just found the #6 Geocache. I want to start by saying thanks to Axial for all you guys do for the crawling community. I first saw the post for the Geocache #6 last Saturday Dec 24th. I saw that someone posted that they were there the day before and couldn’t find it. So I thought someone had already grabbed it. I was a little bummed as this one was close enough for me to go look for. Well, I kept checking back to see if the person that found it would post it up. Then on Wednesday Dec. 28th I saw a post by RECON Crawlers that said the Geocache was still there on Sunday Dec 25th. Well, I happened to have the day off, and said what the heck if all else fails at least I can get some crawling in. So I loaded up my Axial crawlers programed the coordinates into my GPS and started the 40 minute drive to Reno, NV. I was able to drive to within 300 ft of the coordinates. So I put my garmin in pedestrian mode and started walking. I got to the top of the hill and got the GPS to say I was 4 ft from it, but just couldn’t seem to find it. So I put the gps down and just started looking under all the rocks. Spent about 10 minutes looking on the wrong side of the hill, as soon as I climbed back over the hill, the first rock I looked under I saw something green. Odd thing is, because of the green I thought I had found a different Geocache and that I had found an Xbox 360 game. But then I started to notice that it said Axial all over it. Then I got real excited. I couldn’t believe that after all this time it was still there. Thanks again.”

Rhett scored on this find… Not only did he get a full set of AX30790 Machined Heavy Duty Aluminum Straight Link 101mm – Grey (2pcs) and a AX30834 Aluminum Servo Horn 23T (Hard Anodized), AX30835 Aluminum Servo Horn 24T (Hard Anodized), some cool Axial swag limited only to the Axial Geocache program. And from the courtesy of RC Driver for the holidays, 2 free RC Driver Magazines, an RC Driver T-Shirt and a one year subscription to RC Driver.

For letting us know that he found the Axial Geocache #6 we have sent him the hardware to mount the aluminum links on his Wraith, 2ea AX80057, 1ea AX80018, 1 bag of AXA0187 and another AX30835 for his Hitec Servos.

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Axial Geocache #6 Original Post:
The Axial Geocache #6 has been planted by the one and only Brian Parker. It’s not on the East Coast and it’s not on the West Coast. Grab your Axial rigs and go get it…. make it an adventure and tell us about how you found. There is a great view of the town once you get there. Remember this is a cache and carry find, once you find it, it’s yours to take with you. Tread lightly and leave no trace.

Axial Geocache #6
N 39 34.171 W 119 45.734 (paste into googlemaps and look for the green arrow)

What we want from you:
Name / Address / Email / Phone
Photos of you and your Axial Rig at or near the Geocache site.
Time / Date of when you found the Axial Geocache #5

What you get from us:
More prizes on top of the prize that you will find.

Congratulations to Scott Bridges of Sacramento, CA for finding the Axial Geocache #4.

Scott found the Axial Geocache #4 on September 11th, 2011 at 10:11AM.
Here is what Scott had to say about his adventure.

“My name is Scott Bridges and the first thing I want to say is THANK YOU!
You guys at Axial have started a new revolution in the word adventure! Today was one of the most exciting trips ever! The trip was me, my best friend Marcus and another buddy Paul and I know from the pictures that we all have 1/5 scale bajas and a short coarse truck but that didnt stop us. I recently went out 3 weeks ago and FINALY got the rock crawler I’ve been waiting for (the XR10). So bought it for my birthday but I havent had the chance to get the electronics I want and need to complete it. Its my first electric car and first rock crawler. I expect on completing it very soon because Ive been DYING to go out and crawl! Im from Sacramento, CA. We left my house at 4 am on sunday (9-11-2011) and arived at the dirt road turn off at 9:30am. I found the Geocache at 10:11 am after a very fun and exciting hunt. It was raining and was 41 degrees but that didnt stop us! I was on a mission! Thank you very much for the adventure of a life time and I hope you continue to strive to be number one! Axial I feel is raising the bar to a new limit and I hope you guys push other companys to join the Geocache adventure and keep raising the bar!”

Not only did Scott just score a set of Axial AX12015 2.2 Ripsaw Tires, he also found some cool Axial Swag that is limited to our Axial Geocaching program. And for reporting back to us that he did find the Axial Geocache #4, we also sent him a set of Axial AX8091 2.2 Rockster Beadlock Wheels to mount those 2.2 Ripsaw Tires on. These things will work great on his Axial AX90017 XR10 Competition Rock Crawler. Make sure you stay tuned for the next Axial Geocache, it could be hidden in your area.

Axial Geocache #4 Original Post:

It’s that time again to get active in the Axial Geocache Adventure. We have planted the AXIAL GEOCACHE #4 in a great location. We were out on a camping trip in the Sierra National Forest and figured it would be a great place to hide #4.  Grab your Axial RC rigs and go have fun finding this cache and tell us about your adventure.

Axial Geocache #4
N37 12.410 W119 10.926 (it works dropped into googlemaps)

Once you find the box, it’s yours. This is a cache and carry find. Tread lightly and leave no trace.

What we want from you:

Name / Address / Email / Phone

Photos of you and your Axial Rig at the Geocache site.

Time / Date of when you found the Axial Geocache #4

What you get from us:

More prizes on top of the prize that you will find.

Here are a few pics from the area.