Cryptid Sticker - Fresno Nightcrawler Trail Guide Vinyl Decal

Cryptid Sticker for Paranormal Fans, Nightcrawler Enthusiasts & Adventure Gear

This cryptid sticker brings a piece of paranormal iconography and trail humor to your favorite surfaces with the Fresno Nightcrawler Trail Guide design.

Inspired by the slender, mysterious figures seen in unexplained footage from California’s Central Valley, this vinyl decal taps into curiosity and conversation with just a glance.

The Fresno Nightcrawler doesn’t make sense.

That’s exactly why it sticks.

You’ve seen the clip.
Or at least heard about it.

And now it’s here.

Built for Water Bottles, Laptops, and Gear That Doesn’t Need Explaining

This cryptid sticker fits anywhere you want something a little off without overloading your setup.

It works on:

🔸 water bottles
🔸 laptops
🔸 notebooks
🔸 phone cases
🔸 travel gear
🔸 sticker collections

It adds personality instantly, no effort needed.

Some stickers try to stand out.

This one just exists.

Clean.
Weird.
Hard to ignore once you notice it.

Easy to Apply, Built to Last

Peel it. Stick it. Done.

Durable vinyl holds up to daily use - water bottles, laptops, and gear that moves with you.

It stays put without fading or peeling too fast.

Who This Sticker Is For

This one lands with people who:

🔸 are into lesser-known cryptids (not just the obvious ones)
🔸 like minimal, slightly surreal design
🔸 enjoy things that don’t need explaining
🔸 build gear setups with subtle personality
🔸 appreciate weird internet-era folklore

It’s not loud.

That’s why it works.

Sticker Details

🔸 Material: Durable vinyl
🔸 Style: Fresno Nightcrawler cryptid design
🔸 Finish: Smooth, weather-resistant
🔸 Use: Water bottles, laptops, notebooks, gear

A Cryptid Sticker That Doesn’t Try to Make Sense

Some stickers are clear.

This one isn’t.

The cryptid sticker sits on your gear like something you noticed once, and haven’t quite explained since.

Fresno Nightcrawler.

Still walking.

Browse our full patch and sticker collection for more designs built around the strange, the overlooked, and the hard-to-explain.