Name: Comanche Moon Ruck
Start: 2026-08-29T01:00:00.000Z
End: 2026-08-29T07:30:00.000Z
Location: Oak Park and Welcome Center, Oak Dr, Wimberley, Texas 78676

Wimberley

## **COMANCHE MOON RUCK**

### 13 MILES THROUGH TEXAS HILL COUNTRY

### MOVE AS ONE TRIBE. FINISHING TOGETHER.&#xA;

#### August 28th. 13 miles through the Wimberley Valley after dark. With weight on our backs . Under a full moon. Along the river, through town, and up Old Baldy.



This ruck takes its name from the early Texas frontier, when a full moon meant something different depending on where you stood.



To the Comanche, it was an invitation. When the moon was bright, they rode. Fast across rough country, through terrain most men feared after dark.



Trained. Disciplined. Moving with intention under a moon they had learned to use.



To the settlements, it was a warning. Families stayed close. Neighbors banded together. Survival depended on standing shoulder to shoulder when something moved through the dark.



Same moon. Two different standards of readiness.



Thirteen miles. No shortcuts. No excuses. Just you, your pack, and a road that doesn't care how ready you think you are.



Here's what I know about thirteen miles.



Just about anybody can do a 5K. A 10K is a little tougher. But once you cross that ten mile mark something shifts. The soreness that was manageable becomes a conversation you have to win. Problems show up that weren't there at mile three. Your feet talk to you. Your mind starts negotiating.



That's where the real test begins.



We didn't pick thirteen miles by accident. We picked it because it's past the point where willpower alone carries you. You have to want it. You have to decide, somewhere around mile eleven, that you're going to finish what you started.



That's the mile that tells you something about yourself.



Different people. Different stories. One road. Nobody quit. That's the standard we hold here. It always has been. Long before gyms. Long before fitness apps. Out here it was just survival. And the ones who made it weren't the fastest or the strongest.



They were the ones who refused to quit.



The terrain is uneven. The visibility is limited. The miles are long. Men carry 20 pounds plus gear. Women carry 10 pounds plus gear.



You stay tight as a team. You manage your pace. You keep moving. Not because it's comfortable. Because that's the standard.



Every registered participant for the in person event gets the official Comanche Moon Ruck shirt and a patch.



Every registered participant for the virtual event gets the official Comanche Moon Ruck patch. Shirts will be available to buy on my website. Limited quantities.



If you've done it before, you already know. Come back and bring someone who needs it.



If you've never done it, this is your year. You don't have to be fast. You don't have to be experienced. You just have to decide.



August 28th. One night. One standard.



**Registration is open.**



**In-person:** $100, shirt and patch for completion.

**Virtual:** $30, patch for completion.



T-shirts will be available to purchase on [officialprojectgrit.com](https://officialprojectgrit.com/home "officialprojectgrit.com"). Limited quantities.



**In-person meets at:**



Oak Park Welcome Center

180 Oak Dr.

Wimberley, Texas 78676

We kick off at 8pm.



**Can't make it to Wimberley?**

**Run your own Comanche Moon.**



Same standard. Different location.



Cover 13 miles under weight on August 28th, or within 48 hours if life gets in the way. Wherever you are. The mile eleven test doesn't care what state you're in.



Men carry 20 pounds plus gear. Women carry 10 pounds plus gear. Same rules apply, just no crowd to keep you honest. That's on you.



When you finish, email proof (photo or screenshot of your tracked route and mileage) to [officialprojectgrit@gmail.com](mailto:officialprojectgrit@gmail.com) to claim your patch.&#x20;

**SIGN UP TODAY!!**

Running

Rucking

Comanche Moon Ruck

Ruck it with the tribe in person. 13 miles through the Texas Hill Country, after dark, moving as one. Team ruck, no one left behind, no one quits alone. Show up, carry your weight, and finish together on the same ground where night movement once meant survival.

Can't make it to Wimberley? Ruck it virtually. Wherever you are, same night, same standard. 13 miles, after dark, your own territory. Solo or with friends, but hard things mean more with people. Submit proof of completion (GPS track or app screenshot plus a photo) and get the Comanche Moon Ruck patch mailed to your door.

Comanche Moon Ruck

About this event

COMANCHE MOON RUCK

13 MILES THROUGH TEXAS HILL COUNTRY

MOVE AS ONE TRIBE. FINISHING TOGETHER.

August 28th. 13 miles through the Wimberley Valley after dark. With weight on ...

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