The two rads behind SPRRAD™
sprrad スーパーラッド
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The two rads behind SPRRAD

The games are bad. Everyone knows the games are bad. Everyone plays them anyway.
There is no reason a room full of grown women should be sniffing a diaper. And yet.
Nobody has ever driven home from a shower thinking that was incredible.
55
showers attended between us
We're counting now. Out of spite.
Showers don't have to be like this. Somebody had to say it. So we did — and then we made the fix.

We're Katie and Laurie. Best friends, co-founders, two women with a combined four decades of showing up, smiling politely, and faking enthusiasm for melted candy in a diaper.

SPRRAD stands for Super Rad — one vowel survived. We didn't name it after the game. We named the game after the reaction.

SPRRAD is a candy-winning memory game. Match the pairs, win the candy. Pull EPICC and rip into a real prize on the spot. Pull STAASH and one gets sealed in your name till the end — unless somebody PSYCHHEs it right out from under you.

And about those prizes.

Two of them ride wrapped in every box, and we're not telling you what they are. Here's what we'll say: one came from France, and it isn't a candle. The other one goes on your feet, and people are going to ask where you got them.

Neither is a gag. Somebody in that room is driving home extremely pleased with themselves. And no, they're not the same in every box — each game gets its own.

Nobody guesses the baby food.
Nobody sniffs anything.
Everyone is paying attention.
Everyone is laughing.
Someone is screaming about candy.
Why Japanese paper

Here's the part nobody asks about, but we're telling you anyway: this game is paper. All of it. The board, the cards, the manual, the envelope, the sticker on the box. So we went to the place that treats paper like a craft instead of a supply. Every sheet in this box is Japanese, and it comes from a Certified B Corporation — a mill held to the same standard for how it treats people and the planet as for how it treats paper.

That's also why スーパーラッド is all over the packaging — it's Super Rad in Japanese.

スーパーラッド
Say it out loud:
soo-paa-rad-do
Three games now — baby shower, bridal shower, birthday. Same rule every time: no polite games allowed.

We made the game we always wished existed. We put it in a box. We named it after the only word that fits.

Welcome to SPRRAD.
— Katie & Laurie
Best friends. Co-founders.
Two women. Three games. Super rad.
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