materials used

Aluminum, oak wood, vinyl.

finishes

Anodizing, natural oils.

other details

Laser engraving, die-cutting, UV flatbed prints.

quantity made

14.

client

29029 Everesting.

details

The 29029 events challenge hikers to climb the height of Everest in 36 hours. These unique sports trophies were created to reward participants who have completed the feat 10 times.

Crafted from a beautiful blend of aluminum, warm red oak wood and vinyl, the awards are made from sustainably sourced materials and assembled into an exciting abstract structure.

Using the oak wood as a solid base, we turned the awards into the 29029 logo and a mountainous pointed shape. This was achieved by housing a grey anodized aluminum triangle around the wooden base with one side of the triangle featuring a die-cut 29029 logo within the metal for bespoke branding and exquisite detail.

Inside the outer triangle sits three anodized red aluminum jagged pieces pointing up from the wooden base to further add to the mountain aesthetic.  

To help evoke a sense of pride and accomplishment through personalization, a vinyl plate sits on the opposing side of the triangle with UV flatbed prints applied to showcase the athletes names.

For additional intricate details and to represent finishing the challenge 10 times, we laser engraved 10 x 29029 brand logos to the oak wood — enhancing the custom designs to complete not just a symbol of achievement, but a work of art.