You ran it. Now carry it. Race Tekapo keyring

This isn’t a generic race souvenir with a logo slapped on it. Every tag is built from the real GPS course data, so the squiggle in your hand is the exact line you followed around the Mackenzie basin: every climb, every lakeside stretch, every switchback you swore at somewhere past the halfway mark.

What makes it different

Real course geometry. The route is printed as a raised orange line, not a sticker or a print. You can feel the shape of your race under your thumb.
Lake Tekapo in turquoise. The lake sits recessed into the tag in that unmistakable milky blue, so the map reads instantly to anyone who’s been there.
Textured terrain finish. The black surround has a fine woven texture that catches the light and hides the scuffs a keyring picks up in real life.
Stats on the back. Distance and total elevation gain, molded in white. No printing to rub off, no engraving to fade.

Choose your distance

Each distance is a completely different tag, with its own route shape and its own numbers on the reverse:

12 km / +295 m
16 km / +100 m
21 km / +358 m
32 km / +473 m
50 km / +619 m

Specs

Approx. [30 x 60 x 4 mm]
PLA, multi-colour printed in a single piece
Split ring included: yes keyring
Keyring hole sized for a standard split ring, lanyard or pack zip pull

Made in Ōtautahi Christchurch

Race Tekapo keyring is designed, printed and packed by a trail runner in Christchurch, one at a time. Small colour and texture variations between tags are part of how these are made, not a fault.

Perfect as a finisher’s keepsake, a gift for the runner in your life, or the thing you hand someone when they ask what you did on the weekend.