Gift idea

A gift made of their own route.

They already have the gear. What they don't have is a poster of the ride, run or trek that actually meant something. You choose the style; they recognise every bend.

  • Personal & original
  • For cycling, running and hiking
  • Available instantly
Route Frame poster of a sports route, as a gift for an athlete.
La Marmotte — Alpe d'Huez
Two Rivers Marathon — satellietkaart

Why this works

Why a route beats sports gear

Anyone who trains seriously has already picked their equipment. The socks, the bottle, the gel subscription: received three times over. That is the problem with a sports gift — you are competing with someone who knows exactly what they want and has already bought it.

A route is the opposite. It isn't a product but a memory with a shape. That one ride in the Ardennes where it rained for hours, the first time the 10K went under the hour, the long trek you walked together — that is what gets talked about. And no tangible version of those stories exists yet.

Route Frame turns one into a poster. You need the GPS file of the route and a few minutes. You choose the colours, the map style and which numbers appear; we turn it into a print-ready file you print yourself, at the size that suits their wall.

$4.20 per poster

Why it makes a great gift

For $4.20 you get the print-ready file. What you spend on printing and framing is up to you.

Coming soon: broader packages and extra sizes.

How it works

From their route to a gift

All you need is the GPX file of the route — or a public Strava activity.

Which route do you pick?

The choice is often easier than you think — there's usually one ride or run it always comes back to.

Gift idea

Frequently asked questions

Make a gift of their best route

Upload the GPX file and see within seconds how it will look.

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No GPX yet? Here's how to export it →

or Try it with a sample ride

Opens the editor with a real 151 km ride through South Limburg. Everything is editable, and you can still upload your own GPX afterwards.