Marathon Madness - Twitter Contest
Marathon Madness begins again! We're celebrating your miles of hard work with a full week of Twitter giveaways. Whether you've raced one, cheered for one, or might brave the 26.2 in the future, you're going to want in on this contest. And the best part of all? This year we're capping off the week with something big. A special announcement is coming on Friday, October 10th! We hope you join in the fun as we celebrate the 26.2 with you.
HOW TO ENTER
1. Follow @oiselle
2. Every morning at 6am (pacific) look for the #MarathonMadness question of the day
3. RT and answer
4. We’ll choose a winner at 6pm pacific
PRIZES
Monday - October 6th
Superfly Cap + Go Fast Take Chances V Neck + Cable Knit Arm Warmers
Tuesday - October 7th
Believe Training Journal (pre-order!) by Lauren Fleshman + Mixed Pack of Picky Bars
Wednesday - October 8th
Lux Track Pants + Wazelle Long Sleeve
Thursday - October 9th
2 x $100 Oiselle Gift Cards (for you and a pal!)
Friday - October 10th
Feather Spike Bag (one of a kind...hint hint...with goodies inside!)
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