Strafe codes (January 2026) — all working EXP and Krone rewards

Update: We checked for new Strafe codes on January 22, 2026, but there were no changes.

Strafe is a Roblox parkour game set in the city of Kazna, where you chain wall runs, vaults, and jumps while chasing faster times and better style. Redeemable codes give you EXP, Krone, and occasional bonus rewards that speed up progression and unlock cosmetics.

All working Strafe codes (January 2026)

The codes below are currently known to be active. Enter them exactly as written, including capital letters and punctuation.

No Strafe codes are known to be expired at the moment, but any of them can be disabled without notice, so it is worth redeeming them as soon as possible.

How to redeem codes in Strafe

Codes are redeemed entirely inside the game client through the in-game shop. You only need a working Roblox account and access to the Strafe experience.

Step 1: Launch Strafe on Roblox and wait until you are loaded into the city.

Step 2: Open the main menu. On keyboard this is done with the Tab key or the on-screen menu button in the top-left corner.

Step 3: In the menu, select the Shop option, represented by the shopping cart icon near the bottom-left of the menu window.

Step 4: Switch to the Codes tab at the top of the shop interface. This opens a panel with a text field for entering codes.

Step 5: Click into the text box labelled for code entry, then paste or type one code from the table exactly as shown.

Step 6: Press the Submit button. If the code is valid and active, EXP, Krone, or any bonus items are added to your account immediately.

Note: Codes are case-sensitive. Using copy and paste rather than typing by hand reduces the chance of errors.

Where to find new Strafe codes

New Strafe codes are generally released around major updates, events, and milestones while the game is in BETA. Developers do not follow a strict public schedule, so fresh codes tend to appear without warning.

• Join the Official Strafe Discord to see code announcements and community posts in real time.
• Follow the Strafeworks YouTube channel for update videos that occasionally include new codes.
• Keep an eye on the STRAFEWORKS Roblox group for in-game event news that can coincide with code drops.

Checking community channels periodically is the most reliable way to catch limited-time or event-specific codes before they disappear.

Why Strafe codes might not work

If a Strafe code returns an error, one of a few common issues is usually responsible.

• Typos or formatting issues can invalidate a code. Ensure every letter, number, dash, and symbol matches the code exactly.
• Expired codes stop working once the developers disable them, even if they still appear in older videos or screenshots.
• Per-account limits restrict each code to a single use per Roblox account. Once you have claimed a reward, entering the same code again will fail.
• Outdated client or server sync can temporarily block new codes right after they are released. Joining a new server or restarting the game can resolve this.

If a code still fails after checking all of these, it has likely been retired and can no longer be redeemed.

How EXP and Krone help in Strafe

EXP gained from codes and gameplay increases your level, which reflects your progression and long-term investment in the movement system. Higher levels come faster when you supplement normal play with these rewards.

Krone is the main currency used in the shop. You spend it on cosmetics, emotes, and titles that change how your runner looks and feels while moving through Kazna’s rooftops. Using codes for Krone lets you experiment with more visual options without grinding as much.

Combined, EXP and Krone from codes let you focus more on mastering routes and movement tech rather than worrying about early currency and progression bottlenecks.