Contest | Pin to Win Starting Line Styles

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by JJ (aka. Jacquelyn Scofield)

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Marathon Month is underway and you’re getting ready to head to the start line! This contest is your chance to win your dream starting line styles…because we know what's under the race bib counts. Race day style is all about the mental game. It gives you the confidence to race fast and the reminds you how ready you are to chase down your goal. Ready to play?

HOW TO WIN

  1. Follow @oiselle on Pinterest
  2. Repin your favorite look from our board: starting line styles
  3. Contest ends 4/7 at midnight. One winner will be chosen at random (and it could be you!).

We’ll see you at the finish line! Check back here on Wednesday to see our winner.

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