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Hanging obstacles load the shoulders, and landings happen in deep mud where ankles roll without warning. If your stage ends in a hospital, your medical costs are covered up to €150,000, including scans, surgery and the nights that follow.
Stages run across farmland and army ground where an ambulance needs time to reach you. Once you are evacuated, assistance and repatriation are paid at actual cost, from the edge of the course to your own front door, wherever you live.
Teams racing for the podium attack every obstacle instead of walking it, and the risk profile changes with them. The Competition option covers official racing, on this stage and across every obstacle race on your season calendar.
A twisted landing under load, or a fall from a high frame, can leave something permanent behind. The permanent disability capital reaches €200,000 and gives you room to rebuild when the injury reshapes your job and your training.
Mud rewrites the whole race. Grips turn slick, holes disappear under brown water and legs tire far faster than on dry trail. April stages still run through water cold enough to dull your judgement, and that is usually when an ordinary wall turns into an injury.
A stage is not something you train for in a weekend. Strength sessions, hill repeats and the other rounds of the series expose you all season long. Our obstacle course racing insurance follows you in training and in racing, in Germany and anywhere else, all year.
The XLETIX series stops in several German cities between April and October. Formats run from 5 to 18 km, built around mud, water and strength obstacles, and each stage gathers roughly 5,000 entrants, many of them racing as a team.
Running a series of rounds across a season? We insure all your participants with a single sign-up, whatever distance they start on. Medical assistance stays reachable day and night while you race, and repatriation is included. We can also be a partner of your event.
Yes. Pools, submerged tunnels and slides are part of the course, and a bodily accident that happens there falls under the medical costs guarantee like any other injury sustained on the day.
No. The cover runs for the period you choose, not for one race number. You can string stages together from April to October without starting a new application before each start line.
Yes. Training counts the same as racing, whether you are working pull-ups in a gym or rehearsing wall technique on a private course near home.
No. This is personal accident insurance, not cancellation cover. It pays for the bodily consequences of an accident and never for your race entry or the travel you booked to get there.
It depends on the formula, the length of cover and whether you add the Competition option. The online quote gives you the exact figure in a couple of minutes, with no commitment.
