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Update 6/23: congrats to our winner Nora Nies! Her Pinterest board entry.
This week on Pinterest we invite you to celebrate summer running! Whether you've been pounding the pavement on 90° days or day dreaming about your first run in shorts, pin your summer running inspirations.
Create a board on Pinterest called "Summer Running" by Saturday, June 21st...the first day of summer! Pin at least one of your favorite Oiselle summer styles plus running loops, and refreshing post run treats...whatever means Summer Running to you. We'll enter you to win a $100 gift card to oiselle.com for new warm weather styles. Our board can help get you started: Summer Running.
How to Enter
- Follow @oiselle on Pinterest
- Create a Pinterest board called "Summer Running"
- Pin your favorite looks from Oiselle Summer Styles (be sure to tag @oiselle), places you're excited to run, post run treats...everything and anything you love about summer running!
Prize
One follower will win a $100 gift card to oiselle.com to gear up for summer. We will announced the winner on Monday (6/23) on Twitter and Pinterest.
Congrats to our winner!
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