About EdgeChase
EDGECHASE started as a school project in 2024. What began as an idea between a few people has since turned into something much bigger than we expected. Two years later, our videos reach thousands of people around Basel and we’ve built a brand around something we’ve been passionate about for a long time.
We all come from parkour, so that’s naturally where EdgeChase started. We spent a lot of time training on rooftops, exploring the city and finding lines and spots that most people would simply walk past. That way of looking at the city has always been a big part of what EdgeChase is about.
Over time, we realised that the same feeling exists far beyond parkour. Whether it’s climbing, BMX, skating, cliff diving or something completely different, there’s always that moment where you have to commit and push yourself a little further than you normally would. That’s the feeling we want EdgeChase to represent.
The Beauty of Madness became our slogan because it describes pretty well how we see it. Things that look reckless or completely insane from the outside can feel very different when you’re the one doing them. There’s something about the risk, the adrenaline and the chaos that we find genuinely beautiful.
That same attitude goes into our clothing. We want to make pieces that actually fit the culture we come from, rather than just putting a logo on a shirt. We use heavyweight materials and raw graphics, with a focus on clothes that feel good, hold up and can be worn outside of a photoshoot.
EdgeChase is still independently built from Basel, and we’re figuring things out as we go. What started as a school project has become something we’re genuinely proud of, and this is only the beginning.
The Beauty of Madness. Made in Basel
Who stands behind EdgeChase?
EdgeChase is run by Til and Miro, two Parkour athletes from Basel who wanted to create something of their own around the culture and lifestyle they grew up in. But EdgeChase has never really been just the two of them. It’s a collective of athletes, friends and creatives who all share the same passion for movement, adventure, fashion and pushing their limits, and who want to share that lifestyle with the world.
Everyone involved is part of EdgeChase because they believe in what we’re building. Nobody takes a salary or makes money from the brand. Every bit of money we make goes straight back into the project — whether that means funding new video projects, supporting the athletes involved or developing future drops.
For us, EdgeChase isn't about buidling a business, but about creating something together that represents the way we want to live.
Co-Founder
Miro Rehder
I'm Miro, 21 years old, and I live for movement, creativity, and pushing my limits. I come from a background in parkour and Ninja Warrior training, but for me it's never just been about staying active — I'm always trying to level up, physically and mentally.
Sport isn't a hobby for me, it's a lifestyle and a way to express myself.
Outside of training, I've got a pretty strong entrepreneurial side. I've launched the clothing brand EdgeChase in 2024, picked up real experience in marketing, and I know how to use social media to build attention and a presence. Whether it's business, content, or new ideas — I'm always working on something and thinking a few steps ahead.
What sets me apart, I think, is the mix of discipline and creativity. I like structure and progress, but I'm always open to new challenges, spontaneous ideas, and paths nobody else is taking. That balance shows up in everything I do — from training sessions to business projects.
Right now I'm focused on developing new concepts, in sport and in business, and actually turning my ideas into something real. With EdgeChase, I'm bringing together my passion for movement, aesthetics, and performance into something bigger — a brand that reflects how I think and how I live.
Co-Founder
Til Grehn
I'm Til, 19 years old, and I'm a true adrenaline lover. For the past four years I've been deeply into parkour — a sport that doesn't just take strength and endurance, but courage, creativity, and a solid sense of risk.
But that's not all. I'm basically into anything that involves movement, sports, and a bit of a thrill. Whether it's a new challenge, a spontaneous plan, or some slightly crazy adventure — I'm almost always in, and sitting still isn't really my thing.
One thing that really stands out about me is my love for “side quests” — those random, unplanned activities that make life more interesting. A spontaneous trip, trying out a new hobby, jumping into a wild idea? I rarely say no and I'm always down to try something new.
Right now I'm working on finishing school at FMP — although, if you ask me, sports matter way more. I also have dyslexia, so if something isn't perfectly written, chances are that's on me.
I live in the countryside near Basel — or as I jokingly put it, “in a hole” — my way of describing a pretty quiet, rural place. I grew up there in a big family.
I've already got several bigger projects in mind that I'm planning to bring to life in the future.
