To celebrate that the 2021 edition of the TCS Amsterdam Marathon could go ahead in mid-October, main sponsor Mizuno launched a brilliant running shoe. And you can win it now!
Next year, on Sunday 16 October 2022, the next edition of the Amsterdam Marathon will take place. For that, you can already register now via THIS link. And... of course, you can also start training for it in advance! For example, on this unique set of running shoes.
Lucky
Leading the eye-catching design were traditional Japanese kimonos on display at the Rijksmuseum, with patterns of cranes. Those graceful birds are very popular in Japan, often seen as motifs on all kinds of art objects and symbolise long life and happiness. You now find them in stylised form on the Wave Skyrise 2 Mizuno running shoe. A real lucky shoe, in other words.
Mizuno Wave Skyrise 2
Aside from good looks, the Mizuno x Rijksmuseum Wave Skyrise 2 has unprecedented cushioning and energy return. So every run is virtually effortless thanks to Wave technology and the responsive ENERZY foam in the sole, and you can work towards your next personal record. And the 2022 marathon!
This shoe from Mizuno costs €139.95.
WIN? Then send an email with your name and contact details to info@gentlemenswatch.com o.v.v. RENNEN before 1 January 2022! Don't forget to mention your shoe size. And also mention what size t-shirt you wear, because we will give a matching runners-up shirt to go with it! (Winners will be notified personally)
For more information, visit www.mizuno.com.
About Mizuno
Mizuno is an international sports brand founded in 1906 in Osaka, Japan, and main sponsor of the TCS Amsterdam Marathon. It is also official shoe supplier to the Dutch and Belgian volleyball federations and the Dutch and Belgian korfball federations. The brand is committed to developing the highest quality sports equipment. It does so in cooperation with athletes such as Estavana Polman, Mikkel Hansen and Laura Dijkema. More and more athletes discover the quality of Mizuno because the brand never compromises on functionality.