2007 Update: This year’s code is PCSaveOurHair7.
Just like last year, Road ID is extending their Christmas offer with a new promotion code. Use PCHoliday62 until 11:00 PM EST on Sunday, December 17th to get the 10% off.
If you want to get your order in time for Christmas, though, you will probably need to use some sort of expedited shipping instead of their budget shipping option.
In a continuing collaboration with Scott over at Straight to the Bar, we will be writing about the technology of fitness equipment throughout the month of July. This week I would like to discuss the most important technology that a runner will deal with: running shoes. Why do runners buy shoes specifically for running? Running…
The Mead Memo Book is a small spiral bound notebook that is just the right size for recording workouts. It is what I use for recording my weight lifting workouts. I record what I want to do before I go to the gym, writing the day on the top. I record my warm up just…
My friend and local Maine Track Club membership chair Sandra Walton asked me recently about my Atayne shirts and what I thought about how well they wicked sweat away from you. I’ve never really noticed a problem with my shirts. I’ll be the first to acknowledging that the shirts are a little heavier than some…
How do holidays affect your workout plans when you have to travel and will not be able to follow your normal schedule? Most of the time, I can just bring some running shoes and shorts (or pants) with me wherever I am going and make do, but right now I am lifting weights and swimming…
I bought two pairs of Vitruvian Running Shoes a month or so ago, the Proportion for $30 and the Proportion II for $60. I ran in the Proportion II shoes twice and the Proportion shoes once. All in all, I really liked the make and quality of the shoes. They were comfortable, they seemed to…
I first used Thorlos socks in October 2003 before the Maine Marathon. There was an expo the day before the race, and in order to use a coupon I had I needed to spend an extra $5 after purchasing a jacket. The extra $5 was spent on the socks (expos are great for discount apparel!)….
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I’ll put in a plug for RoadID – i picked up one last year, and use it frequently. Comfy, and a bit of peace of mind for my lovely wife.
Best part? I left it at a trail one afternoon, and it showed up in the mail a couple of days later. First piece of lost gear I’ve ever had that returns itself.
I do not have my full address on mine, just my town. It’s good that it showed up, though. I lost mine once when I left it in the locker room at the pool, but I got it the next morning from lost and found.
I got mine in the mail last Friday. They shipped it to México for pretty cheap. I got the bright yellow one.
I had them put both my US and Mexican phone numbers on it so that it can help me either place. But I just have my Mexican address on there since I will do more running here with it.
Thanks for the heads up on the sale.
No problem. I have my town, blood type, NKA, my wife’s phone number, my mother’s phone number, and my work phone number on mine. I figure that if they need to know anything about me, one of those three numbers should yield some results.