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For the past 15 years or so I haven’t given very much thought to the sneakers I buy. I’d use them infrequently and even then, it was just for running around with the kids. I’d buy them mostly based on price and never gave much thought to performance because I really didn’t have to.

Recently, however, I stupidly decided to sign up for a marathon. Skipping right over any 5k or half marathon races I could have joined, I went from zero, to full marathon with a few clicks of a computer mouse. Now I needed to train. Now I needed to actually think about what I was wearing in preparation for it. The short 2-3 mile runs I’d been doing on sneakers bought at Costco 6 years ago were fine. But for this, I needed something better able to handle the task.

Enter the Reebok Harmony Racer. Right off the bat, I loved how lightweight they are. It’s considerably less than what I had been running on and the fabric along the sides makes it super breathable. When I hold it up to the light, you can literally see light coming through from the other side of the sneaker. Once I started running in them, the breathability and weight were instantly noticeable and I loved it. Realescort

Beyond that, the grip was fantastic. They are super stable both on the roads and on trails. The cushioning at the heel not only decreased the jolts on my body, but I noticed an improvement in my gait. It felt more natural than it had and made my run seem easier.

On the downside, the sneaker is quite narrow. Admittedly, I do have wide feet, but this sneaker seems even more narrow than others of the same size. After a few miles this added a bit of discomfort to the outside of my feet and right at the inside of the arch where the wall meets the bottom. This could just be an issue for me, but if I had a choice, I’d get this in wide, or go a half size larger.

All in all, this shoe is really fantastically comfortable (for the short run if you have wide feet) and the construction of it is great. I doubt I’ll be using this for my first marathon, but I’m glad to have them for shorter runs and for playing with the kids. Especially as things start heating up here in TX.

If you like what you read make sure you go to Reebok.com to pick up a pair of the Reebok Harmony Racer for yourself.

Today is a great to celebrate. Why you might ask. Well it is the Day of the Dude. To celebrate the Day of the Dude, Three Olives Vodka is re-releasing Three Olives Dude for a limited time.

Three Olives Dude is a wild fusion of imported vodka and the zingy taste of lemon and lime that tastes great on ice or mixed into a citrus cocktail.  It’s only available on ReserveBar.com ($24) until March 10, so get it now before it’s gone forever.

In the mood for a White Russian instead? Three Olives has you covered there too with an all-new take on the classic:

Three OIives Day of the Dude White Russian

1.5 oz Three Olives Naked Vodka

1.5 oz half and half

.75 oz coffee liqueur

.25 oz creme de cocoa

Hefty pinch of salt

Combine all ingredients in a shaker with ice.  Shake/strain into your martini glass, chill and enjoy. Real6

This month Reebok Classic launches the next iteration of its Always Classic Spring/Summer 2018 campaign by inviting renowned graffiti creatives Sany and Felipe Pantone to showcase what it means to be a classic with the Montana Cans Club C, Classic Leather and Workout sneakers.

A brand that fiercely believes in those who challenge expectations and push their creative boundaries, Reebok’s new Always Classic campaign brings together the most disruptive and authentic style pioneers of this generation and unites them with Reebok Classic’s iconic Franchise Four collective; the Freestyle Hi, Classic Leather, Club C and Workout Plus. Celebrating this season’s Club C silhouette is Sany, the striking female leader in the male-dominated graffiti scene and Felipe Pantone, known for his contemporary kinetic and graffiti art.

Born in ‘85, the Club C was made to perform on the court but changed the game to serve up style for the streets. This iconic silhouette has transcended cultural and style boundaries to become an essential streetwear staple and its striking look and attitude has always been its most true when it’s worn by people whose personal style makes a true mark on the world. Refusing to let go of the spray can and determined to bring girl power to the predominantly male graffiti scene, Sany has boldly tagged her place in the street art subculture and much like the Club C, she continues to serve up an expected statement on the streets. Felipe Pantone, with his boldly-colored geometric art installations, holds court at the intersection of street art and modern art and is a true representation of the Club C’s bold aesthetic.

Reebok worked with Montana Cans, the renowned German manufacturer of one of the world’s best spray paints, to bring a fresh look to the Club C as well as the Classic Leather and Workout Plus.  These classic silhouettes serve as the perfect canvases to the anonymity-prizing culture of graffiti art. http://wscbet.com  Each colorway is inspired by Montana Cans colors, with intricate details such as the color number that is featured on each can replicated on the insole of each shoe.

Cop the Reebok Classic Montana Cans collection from http://www.reebok.com/us/montana_cans where the Club C will retail for $80, the Workout will retail for $85, and the Classic Leather will retail at $85

Lot of people of loving the Moscow Mule. Is it your favorite cocktail? If that’s the case, we have some great news for you. Make the delicious drink on March 3, which is National Moscow Mule Day!

In Hollywood back in 1941, Smirnoff help to invent the Original Moscow Mule, and since the cocktail has been making a comeback in recent years, Smirnoff dubbed March 3 as National Moscow Mule Day. This year, we are celebrating the first anniversary of the holiday by raising a copper mug to the three people who invented this iconic, three ingredient cocktail on March 3rd.

While the Original Moscow Mule recipe is very simple (1.5 oz Smirnoff No. 21 Vodka, 4 oz of ginger beer and a lime wedge), it can be customized in a variety of ways. Below are some unique and delicious Moscow Mule recipes and photos to help you celebrate National Moscow Mule day the right way.

The Blood Orange Moscow Mule

·         1.5 oz Smirnoff No. 21

·         2 oz Blood Orange Juice

·         4 oz Ginger Beer

·         ½ oz Lime Juice

·         1 tsp Pomegranate Arils

·         2 Mint Leaves

In a copper mug, add the mint leaves, lime juice and vodka. Add ice, then pour over the blood orange juice and ginger beer. Stir gently and garnish with sliced blood orange, mint leaves, and pomegranate arils.

The Pineapple Cilantro Moscow Mule Punch (Serves 9-12)

·         2 cups Smirnoff No. 21

·         3 cups Pineapple Juice

·         4 cups Ginger Beer

·         3 cups Chopped Pineapple

·         1 cup Chopped Cilantro

·         1 Lime

In a pitcher add the chopped pineapple and cilantro. Cut the lime in the half and squeeze it into the pitcher, then drop the lime remains into the pitcher. Slowly stir in the pineapple juice, followed by the ginger beer and vodka. Pour over copper mugs filled with ice and enjoy!

The Original Moscow Mule

·         1.5 oz Smirnoff No. 21

·         4 oz Ginger Beer

·         Squeeze of Lime

Combine Smirnoff No. 21 & ginger beer over ice in a copper mug. Add a squeeze of lime and enjoy! If you like MMORPG like world of warcraft just check this one Endless wow gold Best prices and service for private realms!