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Race relief maps made to order, and hex medal holders ready to ship.
20 pieces
Your race map in a circle, your name centre-stage and five stats underneath — the whole map in 3D relief, or only your route raised off the print.
Your finish time, huge. Name, result and race stats beside a circular map of the course — in 3D relief or with the route raised.
Your race map, with the elevation profile of your course drawn underneath and its highest point marked.
The map as a medal: race, date, distance and bib run round the disc, your name and time beneath.
Your race number as you wore it — a bib with pin holes — above the map of the course.
International typographic style: the distance as a giant figure, a column of stats and your name along the edge.
The top half in a solid colour with the race name set big, the map sitting on the line between the halves.
A race ticket with a perforated stub — runner, bib, time and date — and a barcode drawn from your elevation.
A magazine cover: the city as the masthead, your map as the cover photo and your finish time as the headline.
Almost only the map: start and finish coordinates, your name in small type and a lot of quiet space.
A page from the summit book, written by hand, with your signature and the stamp.
A topographic survey sheet with a large map and a section along your route.
A vintage travel poster: the map is the sun above your ridgelines.
Your expedition badge: the map at the centre, your name on the ribbon.
The map becomes a compass dial, showing the way you walked.
A passport page stamped with your route.
The signpost at the start of the trail, with the map above it.
The zones from forest to ice, drawn to true altitude.
An expedition crate with stencil lettering and arrows pointing up. That is where you went.
Contour lines across the whole sheet, with your map at the centre. The modern one.
