OASIS RUNNING:
1 of 1 PROGRAM
When an extraordinary athlete competes in a special event, their racing attire should match the moment.
With our 1 of 1 Program, we make the moment our athletes break the tape just that little bit extra special with unique, eye-catching designs that put the whole stadium on their feet.
Sri Lanka Singlet
Made for Gobi Thurairajah, the kit honors his Sri Lankan Heritage by using the country's national colors and the lion symbol featured on its flag
The Running Effect
To capture his journey to success, the intricate design includes important quotes and symbolism from the podcast and beyond
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Yaseen Abdalla Paris 2024 Olympic Marathon
For his Olympic debut, Yaseen Abdalla teamed with us to craft a uniform that embodies the country of Sudan, with a design using the flag's colors
OKC
Designed for former Oklahoma City University star Evert Silva, the singlet stands out using the city's vibrant orange and blue color scheme
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Captain America
At Runninglane Nationals, Ethan Edgeworth made history, becoming the first athlete wearing an Oasis Running singlet to win a national championship, debuting his 1 of 1 singlet in the Mile
Batman
Ty Steorts showed out in the deep night of Runninglane Nationals in his 1 of 1 Batman singlet, placing second in the 2 Mile and sixth in the Mile just one day later
Spiderman
Will Conway debuted the 1 of 1 Miles Morales-inspired singlet to great success in the 2 mile, running a spectacular 8:48 that placed him #2 all time in the state of Indiana
Rio Dam
Peyton Shute unveiled Rio Dam TC's latest kit at nationals in thrilling fashion, running a blazing 4:04 Mile in the championship
PARIS 2024 OLYMPICS
In 2024, Oasis Running officially arrived at the biggest stage of athletics: the Olympic Games. In this iteration of the games, Yaseen Abdalla represented both Sudan and Oasis Running in the marathon, a marquee event at the games.
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In the race, Abdalla finished in 33rd place in an outstanding 2:11:41, beating many of the best marathoners in the world in his remarkable debut at the distance.
His Olympic kit, nicknamed "Spirit of the Night," highlighted Sudanese national identity through its colorful design. The bold splashes of red and green, two of Sudan's national colors, stood out even among a sea of international competitors.​​​​​
​Yaseen's other kit, "Beacon of the Sands," was not used in the event. It represented Sudan's environment, the spirit of its people, and hope for the future​​​​