High School Yeti Contest Giveaway
High School Cross Country! You're all about team, running hard, having fun, and being weird! We've got some weirdness to give out: Team Yetis! Enter to win our High School Team Yeti Contest by posting on Instagram a team photo (keep it weird!) and (optional) a picture of your inspiration board. Tag @oiselle and #OiselleHSTeamYeti, 3 teams will be selected randomly to receive yetis - 7 + 1 for your coach!
Just so you know how rare and wonderful this prize is, we have photographic evidence of a buttery-soft Yeti worn in the the wild.
Now (since you're obviously intrigued) here is a great example to help you get your start. We can't wait to see what team pictures come our way!
Hurry and submit before September 19th, winners will be announced September 20th!
Yeti up!
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