What kind of content can I make for The Vandal?

By Tom Bogaert · Reviewed on

Anything where you're genuinely moving outdoors, as long as The Vandal fits in naturally. No script, no direction — your own sport, your own surroundings, your own tone.

Think of your regular Sunday ride, a gravel trip, an early morning run, or your outfit at the coffee stop. The Vandal is made for people who live outdoors — cycling, running, hiking — so you don't have to force anything. Show how a Vandal piece fits into a day you were having anyway.

What works best is one moment that's unmistakably yours: the cobbles you suffer on every week, the trail you know by name, the commute you've turned into a sport. 'Don't leave your style in the locker room' only works when it's true — so show it, don't just say it.

We ask for at least 1 reel or feed post + 1 story within two weeks of receiving your package. Authentic beats perfect: a raw clip with character does more here than a slick ad.

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Tag @thevandal_ and @sundaysquad1, and use #thevandalsquad — in both your story and your reel or post.

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