AP10 Running
Your Marathon as 3D
Poster
Two styles, five variations. 3D track profile on 250g paper. Your event, your best time – as an art print for your wall.
This is how your unique piece is created
1. Select route
2. Live design
3. Delivered framed
3D printing · Handmade · Made in Germany
No poster. monument for your route.
Your route isn't just printed, it's built: as a true 3D relief map with the original elevation changes of your run—from the lowest to the highest point. Hand-mounted on premium paper and delivered ready-framed. Unpack, hang, and relive the memories.
For every route that means something to you
Marathon
Halbmarathon
Trailrun & Ultra
Triathlon
bike tour
hike
200+ routes
Your route is probably already there.
From the World Marathon Majors to the UTMB: Search for your race and start directly in the pre-configured configurator.
Not included? You can upload any GPX file you like in the configurator.
Frequently Asked Questions
The route is not a printed image, but a genuine, 3D-printed relief. It is printed as a continuous band and mounted onto the poster by hand — this creates real shadows and makes it stand out tangibly from the paper.
We extract the elevation profile from the GPX file. The lowest point of your route is the flattest point of the 3D print, the highest point the highest — your climb becomes tangible and true to scale. A mountain route looks noticeably different from a flat city marathon.
Yes! Simply upload the GPX file of your activity — you can get it from Strava, Garmin Connect, Polar Flow, and virtually any running app (open activity → export → GPX). Alternatively, choose one of our over 200 pre-made routes.
Yes. Each poster comes fully assembled in a wooden frame — just unpack and hang it up.
A4 (21 × 30 cm) and A3 (30 × 40 cm), each including frame.
Each poster is custom-made — yet fast: Your picture will usually arrive in 3–4 days.
Absolutely — it's one of our most popular gifts for marathon finishers, birthdays, or anniversaries. All you need is the name of the race or the GPX file of the recipient.
