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New PINK Newtons!

Origional Newton Trainers - purchased October 2008
I am waiting for the new blue colour to arrive at ForeRunners Vancouver before I replace these.
Brand New Newton Racers - purchased May 8, 2009
1st race - North Shore Tri - May 18, 2009


1St run last night - May 13, 2009

Feel SPECTACULAR!



The ONLY kind of laces that I use for ALL my shoes





Comments

brent said…
hey where do you get those shoe laces?
http://www.easy-lace.com/easy_laces.htm

I got them at Forerunners in Vancouver BC.

www.forerunners.ca

Best laces EVER for quick transitions.
Anonymous said…
Hi Erin

One of my friends stumbled across your blog here in Australia and thought I might be interested.

I am training for Ironman Australia in April 2010 and have a long way to go to get there!

I am following your progress with great interest.

Good Luck

Cheri
Sydney, Australia

my blog:
kbironman2010.blogspot.com
sneakersister said…
OMG, I love those shoes!!! Too bad I don't run in that brand ...

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