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ROGUE IRON GAME PROPERTIES FACT SHEET: - Outdoor Covered Booth Space - 10x10: $3,500 - 10x20: $8,000 - 10x30: $15,000 - Tickets (10x10 / 10x20 / 10x30) - (4 / 8 / 12) General Admission Tickets - (4 / 8 / 12) Vendor Wristbands - Listing on Rogue Invitational Website APPLY HERE Please contact Maggie Wortendyke invitational@roguefitness.com for more information. FACT SHEET: - Vendor Village will be located outdoors under a tent. - Remember to stay inside the four corners of your booth when displaying, promoting, using or demonstrating your goods, products or services, and always keep spectator safety in mind. This includes activations for special products that require testing, i.e. jump ropes. - Engineer drawings/inspections will be required for substantial builds. - Large-scale audio systems are not allowed. Any sound created by activities in your booth should not be audible outside the footprint of your booth. - Vendors are solely responsible for calculating, withholding and remitting to the applicable taxing authority any and all applicable sales, VAT, use, consumption and other applicable taxes, as well as obtaining any applicable health, sales and other permits and documentation. - Your booth will include (1) 20-amp outlet - Wireless internet will be provided, but each vendor will have a limited number of logins and it is to be used for POS systems only. Streaming is not allowed through the included wifi service. - Vendors are not able to choose their booth location. We cannot provide or guarantee specific placement for anyone. ATHLETES: - Men’s Individual: Mat Fraser, Noah Ohlsen, Björgvin K. Gudmundsson, Scott Panchik, James Newbury, Jacob Heppner, Matt Mcleod, Adrian Mundwiler, Saxon Panchik, Will Moorad, Cole Sager, Chandler Smith, Patrick Vellner, Lukas Högberg, Ben Smith - Women’s Individual: Tia-Clair Toomey, Kristin Holte, Jamie Greene, Katrín Tanja Davidsdottir, Kari Pearce, Haley Adams, Amanda Barnhart, Bethany Shadburne, Thuridur Helgadottir, Annie Thorisdottir, Brooke Wells, Samantha Briggs, Sara Sigmundsdóttir, Kara Saunders - Team: Mayhem Freedom, CrossFit Krypton, Invictus, OC3 Black, Central Beasts, Don't Stop, Invictus X, Team Prepared, Pro1, Team JST Compete ATHLETES: LEGENDS - Men’s Individual: Rich Froning - ‘11,‘12,’13,’14 CrossFit Games Champion Graham Holmberg - 2010 CrossFit Games Champion Mikko Salo - 2009 CrossFit Games Champion Jason Khalipa - 2008 CrossFit Games Champion, Dan Bailey, Josh Bridges, Matt Chan, Josh Everett, Tommy Hackenbruck Chris Spealler - Women’s Individual: Sam Briggs - 2013 CrossFit Games Champion Kristan Clever - 2010 CrossFit Games Champion Christy Adkins, Julie Foucher-Urcuyo, Jolie (Gentry) Macias, Becca (Voigt) Miller, Annie Sakamoto, Stacie Tovar, Tanya Wagner, Margaux Alvarez.

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