The Very Versatile Viking is everyone’s favorite research rocket to use with classroom investigations. This rocket has 48 possible fin configurations that can be used for it. Students can hypothesize how their fin arrangement will affect the rocket’s flight then put it to the test by launching it. The Viking is the perfect, low cost rocket for slim budgets.

Towering over 2 feet tall, the Interceptor delivers excellent flight performance on B and C engines. When launched on the recommended C6-5 engine, blast this gorgeous rocket to heights of 525 feet into the air. Be the hit at your launch site and get your Interceptor today!

This fun and easy to build “itty-bitty” rocket really scoots through the sky! The 220 Swift is sleek and launches on mini engines then tumbles back to earth.

High quality spiral wound paper tube for kits using the BT-50 body tube.

A high quality spiral wound paper tube for kits using the BT-20 body tube.

The Sidekick cleverly combines two body tubes, two nose cones, and two sets of fins to produce one remarkable rocket! Clustered engine launches are spectacular, as are recoveries via twin 36-inch mylar streamers. Light up the sky with the dynamic dual delights of the Estes Sidekick!