It Really Climbs
"I was sure it would go up six inches and drop off. It went from the skirting board to the ceiling and stayed there. My eight year old has not handed the remote back since."
GeckoCrew Wall Climbing Gecko
The remote control gecko that walks up walls, windows and ceilings.
Climbs walls, windows and ceilings
Held by air pressure, so nothing marks your paint
Rechargeable, with the USB cable in the box
36 cm long, built for ages 6 and up
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A remote control gecko that walks up smooth walls, windows and ceilings on a cushion of air, and drives on floors in near silence.
One wall climbing gecko, the remote controller, a USB charging cable and a small screwdriver for the remote's battery door. Two AAA batteries for the remote are not included.
Charge it over USB, switch to Mode II, press it flat on a smooth clean wall and hold the button for three seconds.
We ship within 24 hours, with tracking.
We have a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Over 40,000 happy customers
What Customers Notice First
Verified buyers on the climbing, the noise, and the face a kid makes the first time it goes up a wall.
Nothing On The Paint
"We repainted the hallway in spring so I was nervous about this. Nothing sticky ever touches the wall. Two weeks of it running up and down and there is not one mark to find."
The Cat Claimed It
"I bought it for my son and the cat has taken it over completely. She sits by the wall waiting for it now. Two of my friends ordered one after watching her chase it round the kitchen."
Two Was The Right Call
"I ordered two so the boys were not fighting over one remote, and that turned out to be the whole trick. They race them up the wall and the little one has worked out how to make his spin. Best forty minutes of quiet I have bought all year."
THE PROBLEM
Why the exciting toy is boring by New Year
Most toys are opened, loved for an afternoon, and then live under the bed. It is almost never the child's fault. Watch the order these happen in, because the first one is the one nobody notices.
1
One Trick
A toy that does one thing is fascinating for about twenty minutes. The second time a child picks it up they already know how it ends, and the third time they do not pick it up.
Every abandoned toy in the house started right here.
2
One Player
One remote means one child driving and one child watching. Siblings settle that in a way no parent enjoys, and the toy gets blamed for it.
The second child is the one who stops asking for it.
3
The Floor
A toy that lives on the carpet is competing with every other toy on the carpet, and it loses to whichever one is closest to hand.
Height is the one thing the floor cannot give you.
4
The Screen
Nothing on a screen ever runs out of new. A toy sitting still on the rug is not even in that argument.
Which is why the wall matters more than the toy.
THE SOLUTION
How It Works
GeckoCrew moves the play up onto the walls. A fan inside the body pulls air out from underneath it, so the ordinary air pressure in the room presses it flat against the surface, and four driven feet walk it upward while that pressure holds it there.
Nothing sticky, no suction cups, and nothing left behind on your paint.
Climbs walls, windows, ceilings and doors
Held by air pressure, not by adhesive
Forward, back, left, right and a full spin
Silent floor mode when the wall is not on offer
HOW TO USE
As Easy As It Gets
Charge It, Switch It, Stick It
STEP 1
Charge It Full
Plug the included USB cable into the port on the gecko's back. Two AAA batteries go in the remote, and the screwdriver for the battery door is already in the box.
STEP 2
Switch To Mode II
Mode I is silent and drives on floors only. Mode II runs the fan, and Mode II is the one that climbs. This is the step almost everybody misses on the first try.
STEP 3
Hold It On The Wall
Press it flat against a smooth clean wall, hold the power button for two to three seconds, then let go. It takes hold and starts walking.
Timeline
What To Expect
The whole arc happens in the first ten minutes. Here is what those ten minutes actually look like.
Out Of The Box.
Twenty minutes on the USB cable gets it full. The remote takes two AAA batteries, and the small screwdriver that opens the battery door is already in the box.
Steady State Begins.
Mode I drives on floors and makes almost no sound. Forward, back, left, right and a full spin. Most people have the controls in under a minute.
Adding Up.
Switch to Mode II, press it flat on a smooth wall and hold the button for three seconds. The fan takes hold and it starts walking upward. This is the moment people film.
Every Room In The House.
Windows, doors, tiles, mirrors and the ceiling all work. After the first day it stops being a toy that lives on the floor.
A remote control car is a floor toy, and a floor toy is competing with every other floor toy in the room. Put the same idea on the wall and nobody has seen it before, the height does the work for you, and two of them can run at once without anyone arguing over a turn. That is the honest reason this one does not end up under the bed in January.
Stats
Worth Knowing Before You Buy
The part the videos never explain.
GECKOCREW VS. OTHER RC TOYS
Why GeckoCrew, Not Just Another RC Toy
The part the videos never explain.
Where it plays
How it holds
Surfaces
Sound
Power
In the box
Walls, ceilings, windows and floors
Air pressure, nothing sticky, no marks
Paint, glass, doors, tiles, mirrors, whiteboards
Silent on floors, fan only while climbing
USB rechargeable, charging cable included
Gecko, remote, USB cable and screwdriver
Other RC Toys
The floor, and only the floor
Wheels and grip, so gravity wins on a wall
Hard flat floors, and a rug stops them
Motor whine the whole time it is moving
Loose AA batteries you keep buying
A toy and a remote, and you find the rest
Where it plays
How it holds
Surfaces
Sound
Power
In the box
Walls, ceilings, windows and floors
Air pressure, nothing sticky, no marks
Paint, glass, doors, tiles, mirrors, whiteboards
Silent on floors, fan only while climbing
USB rechargeable, charging cable included
Gecko, remote, USB cable and screwdriver
Other RC Toys
The floor, and only the floor
Wheels and grip, so gravity wins on a wall
Hard flat floors, and a rug stops them
Motor whine the whole time it is moving
Loose AA batteries you keep buying
A toy and a remote, and you find the rest
FAQ
Still Have Questions?
A fan inside the body pulls air out from underneath it.
That drops the pressure under the gecko, so the ordinary air pressure in the room presses it flat against the surface. Four driven feet then walk it along while the fan keeps holding it there. There is no glue, no suction cup and no magnet anywhere in it.
You will hear the fan while it climbs. That sound is the part doing the work.
Keep it to smooth clean surfaces
like painted drywall, glass, doors, tiles and mirrors.
Nine times out of ten it is one of three things. Check for
Mode II on the switch, a dusty or heavily textured wall, and a flat battery. Almost every report of it not sticking turns out to be the mode switch.
Orders ship within 24 hours with tracking. You get a tracking link by email as soon as it is on its way.
No. Nothing sticky, adhesive or magnetic ever touches the surface, and creators have run it across painted walls, glass and a television screen without marking any of them. The only thing worth watching is the floor, because dirty wheels can carry dust up onto
an otherwise clean wall.
In climbing mode, yes, and we would rather tell you than let you find out. The fan is what holds it to the wall, so it makes a steady rushing sound while it is up there. Mode I on the floor is close to silent.
You have 30 days from delivery. If your walls turn out to be the wrong kind, or it is simply not what you hoped for, reply to your order email and
we refund you in full. No forms, no return shipping, no phone calls.