Stick Run Items Archive
Browse classic Stick Run item names, from Ghost Cap and Diamond Shoes to Trading Pass, with old trading abbreviations and sources from the Facebook era.
Historical records reviewed:
Trying to remember the name of an old Stick Run item? This archive brings together selected names from the Facebook game's community records, including Ghost Cap, Diamond Shoes, and Trading Pass. It also explains the abbreviations and classifications you may encounter in old trading posts.
This selection draws on player records from 2013–2016. Dates identify the sources used, rather than item release years.
Documented Items from the Facebook Game
Browse hats, skins, shoes, zombie items, and trading access below. Alternative spellings help connect names across old lists and player descriptions.
Hats and Head Accessories
| Item | Historical record |
|---|---|
| Ghost Cap | Named in the 2013 item list and a player's 2014 equipment description. |
| Money Cap | The 2014 description also uses the abbreviation M cap. |
| Blue Bandana | Written Blue Bandana in the 2013 list and Blue bandanna in the 2014 description. |
| Joker Hat | Appears by name in both the 2013 list and the 2016 trading guide. |
| Roman Hat | Also recorded in the 2013 and 2016 lists. |
| Santa Hat | Named in the 2013 item list and the 2016 trading guide. |
These names can be checked against the 2013 community item list, the 2014 player's equipment description, and the 2016 trading guide.
Skins and Shoes
| Item | Historical record |
|---|---|
| Rainbow Skin | Listed in the 2013 and 2016 community records. |
| Diamond Skin | A separate name appearing in those same records. |
| Diamond Shoes | Mentioned in the 2014 equipment description and a separate player shop post. |
Diamond Skin and Diamond Shoes appear as separate names in the historical records.
The Stick Lamb Shop post from February 14, 2014 mentions Diamond Shoes alongside ninja kick and t-pass, and proposes meeting at Marketplace E. It captures how one player arranged trades at the time.
Zombie Items
| Recorded name | Abbreviated form in the 2013 list |
|---|---|
| Zombie Claws | Z-Claws |
| Zombie Shades | Z-Shades |
| Zombie Teeth | Z-Teeth |
The 2014 player's description uses the expanded names and discusses them together as a set, alongside the author's own drawing.
Powerups and Trading Access
Ninja Kick appears on the legacy Stick Run website as a powerup, with Facebook Credits mentioned as the purchase method at the time.
Trading Pass appears in old trading records as Trading-Pass, t-pass, or Tpass. The 2016 guide expands Tpass to Trading Pass, making it useful when decoding older trade posts.
What Rares, Premiums, and Trading Terms Meant
Old trading posts used a mix of category names and abbreviations. Here are the terms you may recognize:
| Term in old records | How to read it here |
|---|---|
| Rares | An item category used in historical player lists. |
| Premiums / Prems | A category name and its shortened form in old trading guides. |
| Noob Rares | A player-list category found in the 2013 record. |
| M cap | An abbreviation for Money Cap used in the 2014 equipment description. |
| Tpass / t-pass | Recorded forms of Trading Pass. |
| MED | A valuation term used in the 2016 trading guide; read it in that guide's context. |
Labels varied between players. For example, the 2013 list places Money Cap among Rares, while the 2014 writer calls it Noob rare. Both records help identify the item, even though their categories differ.
How to Read Old Stick Run Price Guides
Old price guides are useful for finding forgotten names and understanding the trading language of their era. Their valuations belong to the dates and communities that produced them.
The community ranking linked above is dated February 24, 2013, even though its title says it was updated that week. The other trading guide was published in June 2016. Read each list with its publication date in mind.
When comparing lists, check the game version, trading units, and item spelling. A different category or asking price may reflect a different player or period.
The prices in those records are historical estimates, not current market values. This archive focuses on item names and the context needed to recognize them.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this a complete list of every Stick Run item?
This page covers 14 names found in the linked historical records. The selection is a starting point for looking up items you remember, rather than a complete catalogue.
What can I do with this archive today?
Use it to identify historical items, compare alternative spellings, and understand old trading posts. For questions about original accounts and trading access, see our guide to what happened to the Facebook game.
This reference page does not connect to Facebook accounts or inventories.