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Thank you for playing. THIS GIVEAWAY IS NOW CLOSED !
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“A great day is when we inspire someone to run.”
This popular Saucony motto has become a present-day reality that started with Abraham Hyde back in 1910, when the Russian immigrant and cobbler made “slippers” from remnants of colorful rugs for his store in Cambridge, Massachusetts. The Saucony brand was born.
Today, Saucony offers an extensive line of Saucony running shoes and athletic shoes for every type of fitness enthusiast. From casual joggers to seasoned marathoners, Saucony shoes have been motivating people to go the distance for decades.
In celebration of Saucony history, Onlineshoes.com is giving away a free pair of Saucony ProGrid™ Omni running shoes and a free pair of Saucony ProGrid™ Hurricane running shoes.
To enter the contest, just post a comment below and tell us about your first pair of running shoes (in 200 words or less).
Entries will be accepted from September 24 to September 30, 2010; two lucky winners will receive a pair of Saucony ProGrid™ Omni running shoes or Saucony ProGrid™ Hurricane running shoes.
See the complete contest rules and regulations for details.
Open to US residents only. No purchase necessary to win.
***UPDATE*** 10/04/2010
The contest is now closed and the winners are:
1. Gianna “My first pair of running shoes were BKs back in the day. They were black and white and that’s all I can remember because it was so long ago…”
2. LasVegasRocks “I was in high school and inherited a pair of Adidas sprinter shoes with spikes. They fit perfectly, but as I was a middle distance runner, I rarely ever used them. And, I never did win a race in HS. Now, some 40 years later, I still love to run, but only with a comfortable pair of Saucony cross trainers!”
Congratulations! Thanks to everyone for their wonderful submissions, and make sure to check in with the Get in Gear blog often, we’ve got many more exciting things on the calendar!





My first pair of running shoes… Nike Air Max Triax in 1997.