Showing the front — tap the medal to turn it over
Five kilometres in seven days — where the Legends Of Asgard virtual running challenge begins.Legends Of AsgardMedal 1 of 35 km7 DaysHeroic
Five kilometres in seven days — where the collection starts.

The box. Its own front for Loki — the collection name above, the epithet below. One design per god.

The certificate. Issued in the app the moment it records your finish, in Loki's own colours, with 5 km on it. Shown blank here — your details are written onto it when you finish.
Ships 5–10 business days after the app records your completion, via USPS or UPS, tracked from our Denver, CO warehouse.
Certificate is digital and lives in the app. Nothing is posted.
Secure checkout is handled by Shopify — PCI-DSS certified. Card, Apple Pay and Google Pay accepted.
Refunds within 30 days of purchase, provided you have not activated the challenge in the app.
Loki is the crack in Asgard’s pattern — blood-brother to Odin, father of Fenrir the wolf and Jörmungandr the world-serpent, the god who breaks things and the only one clever enough to fix what he broke. The front of the medal puts all three of them together, green fire running through the bronze. The reverse is titled “Shattered Path”: Bifröst, the rainbow bridge that held Asgard to the other realms, broken open with its colours spilling through cracked stone. Even the medal’s outline is torn off at the bottom rather than finished.
Loki sails at the head of Hel’s dead the day that bridge goes, and meets Heimdall in the ruin; neither of them walks away. Five kilometres in seven days is where this virtual running challenge starts: short enough to say yes to today, sharp enough to change the shape of your week.
Finished on both sides. Neither face is a stamp of the other.



Printed differently on each side. The rails either side of this text are those two faces, at full width.


Front and back are not the same artwork. The front names the god; the back carries Shattered Path, which is what the medal's own reverse is called.
The same colour on both sides — the only one of the three that keeps its ground when it turns.
A gold roundel struck into the weave, cut from the same artwork as the medal it hangs.
Mirrored about the name plate, with the upper half rotated 180° so it reads the right way up once worn.
Die-cast alloy with a hand-finished antique bronze patina
Deep sculptural relief in glow-in-the-dark green enamel — hold a UV light on it and the green burns brighter, then keeps glowing once the lights go out.
Front — Loki between his two children, Jörmungandr the serpent and Fenrir the wolf, green fire running through the bronze.
Reverse — “Shattered Path” — Bifröst broken open, its rainbow spilling through the cracked stone. The medal’s lower edge is left torn rather than finished, so the piece itself reads as something broken off.
Your challenge is struck into the medal itself — 5 KMS and 7 DAYS on the crown plate.
Norse knotwork ribbon and gift box
Medal 1 of 3 in the Legends Of Asgard collection.
Cover the full 5 km before the challenge window closes.
Every activity type the app records counts toward your distance — mix them however you like.
Record each activity with GPS or a synced device so it uploads to your challenge total automatically.
Distance accumulates across every activity — no minimum per session, and no limit on how many times you go out.
Finish the distance to unlock your medal.
All five happen in the app.

3 medals, 36 km, 37 days. Bought together they cost $99 instead of $135.
See the collectionNo. Distance accumulates across every activity you record — no minimum per session, and no cap on how many times you go out.
Every activity type the app records. Walk it, run it, hike it, or mix all three.
Once the app records your completion we ship within 5–10 business days via USPS or UPS, tracked from our Denver, CO warehouse.
No. The finisher certificate is digital. It appears in the app when you finish and you download it from there.
Within 30 days of purchase, provided you have not activated the challenge in the app. Once you start tracking, the entry is in use.
No. Each challenge stands alone. The numbering marks its place in the collection, not a prerequisite.