Wipeoutrun Chicago

20 reviews

+1 (779) 252-6102

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333 W 35th St

Chicago, IL 60616

+1 (779) 252-6102

http://wipeoutrun.com

Wipeoutrun Chicago is an outdoor adventure company in Chicago, IL that offers obstacle course races for participants of all skill levels.

With a focus on fun and physical challenge, Wipeoutrun Chicago provides a unique and exciting experience for individuals looking to test their limits and have a good time.

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Brittany R.

7/28/2015

This was an amazing time and I recommend it for people who are looking for different activities (even if you are not a runner...I REPEAT YOU DO NOT NEED TO BE A RUNNER FOR THIS 5K). The obstacles...

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Jen P.

7/26/2015

What can I say?? It was such a blast running the WIPEOUT RUN Chicago with two of my favorite people!!! One of my bff's asked us to join her in running this race, so another friend and I signed...

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Joel S.

7/26/2015

This was awesome! I had a blast with my wife and family. The obstacles were fun. It felt like I was competing in the real show, which we love to watch. Can't wait for the next one.

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Emily P.

7/25/2015

I am so glad this year's Wipeout Run replaced the monkey bar-like obstacle with the Big Balls (that's literally what is is called..no joke) obstacle. Compared to last year's thunderstorms, we...

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Jessica L.

7/14/2014

Just the worst organization....no organization really. Delayed start by almost two hours due to rain (even though they stated "rain or shine," which led me to think they would be prepared for all...

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