KidRunner

running with the future behind you

KidRunner came with vision, not a plan. Each prototype doubled as test and signal — advancing the product, navigating offshore constraints, and letting parents imagine it in use.

Start with a paradox. Pushing a stroller wrecks your stride. It drags your shoulders forward, twists your gait, makes running a compromise. But pulling your kid behind you? That felt unsafe, stigmatized, impossible. KidRunner came to us with a challenge: could design rewrite the rules of running with children?

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