Medieval Road Race with Castle-Style Inflatable Arch Finish Line
Medieval Inflatable Arch: For Road Races and Beyond
We really get a kick out of all the different themed road races we’ve seen lately. It seems to be a new trend that (hopefully) will continue. The Running Zone Foundation thought of a clever twist: take the race back in time.
The Castle for Excalibur 10 Miler encouraged participants to dress in medieval period costumes for the event. They would then trek 10 miles in and around Viera, Florida, before crossing the inflatable finish line and completing the quest for Excalibur.
That’s certainly one purpose for their arch; however, the uses go far beyond road races. The Running Zone Foundation (a 501(c)(3) organization) promotes and encourages health and fitness in their community through running, jogging, walking and related educational programs and publications. They could easily use their arch when exhibiting at health fairs or festivals, for foundation parties or open houses, at fundraising drives and lots of other occasions.
Featured in Landmarketing Issue 49
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“Chocolate” Inflatable Archway Gives Runners Something to Dream About
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Inflatable Tent Improves Visibility & Functionality of Snowboarder Camps
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Inflatable Arch Boosts Perception of Running Club
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Inflatable Mascot Drums Up Lots of Social Media Exposure
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Landmarketing Issue 49 - Spring 2014
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Landmark on Location: Considerations for Outdoor Installs
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Landmark on Location: MIT Floating Display for 150th Anniversary Celebration
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Cold-Air Inflatable Product Replica Draws Crowds at Events
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Landmark on Location: Targeted Tie-Ins for Trade Shows
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Inflatable Cash Booth Makes Credit Union More Visible at Events
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Inflatable Mascot Creates a Big Buzz for Food Truck
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Unique Cold-Air Inflatable Makes Debut at Charlotte Parade