pin it to win it!

Sarah Mac

by Mac (aka. Sarah Robinson)

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Marathon month is wrapping up but not without one more contest! This contest is your chance to win your dream race day style. Because we know what's under the race bib counts. Race day style is all about the mental game. It's a sacred outfit to be debuted on the starting line. It reminds you of all the training you've done and how ready you are to chase down your goal.

HOW TO WIN

  1. Head over to Pinterest and create a "Race Day Ready" board
  2. Pin your race day style picks from Oiselle.com, of course add any other race day essentials* (shoes, compression, nutrition, warmup routine, motivation saying...you get the idea)
  3. To be entered you must tag @oiselle and include #racedaystyle on your Oiselle pins. We gotta find you :)
  4. Ends with Marathon Month April 30th at midnight pst. Winner will be chosen at random.

Have fun! Dream big! And see you at the finish line.

* prize pack will be oiselle.com items only

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