Getting Ready for The Running Event 2011

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Oiselle HQ is buzzing! Sally and I leave for The Running Event tomorrow! I'm so excited to check out this event for the first time. If you aren't familiar with The Running Event then we have something in common! I'm only sort of kidding. Basically it's a huge running industry expo where brands are showing off the latest and greatest in running apparel and gear. Oiselle will be showing Fall 2012! (Always living in the future).

Not only will we have a booth at the expo, we are also gathering our reps from across the country and meeting in Austin. The Oiselle flock is sharing a couple condos, it's going to be a lot of fun. I'm excited to meet everyone I haven't yet!

I'll be blogging from the event, so stay tuned for all the running industry gossip ;) and the results from the much anticipated Indie 5k!

 

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