myRaceKit North / Front Runner

Round Sheffield Run numbers are in store and ready for collection!

Please know your number, have it written down, get it tattooed, before you come in.

You can collect in store until Friday 26th 4pm. After then you will have to collect from the event on your race day.
Our opening times are:
Monday to Friday 10am till 5:30pm
Saturday 10am till 5pm
Sunday Closed

We also have Adidas Terrex Agravic SL demo shoes in store. Why not take a pair out for a spin.

Thank you to everyone who came along to our Adidas/RSR/MRK demo run last night.

We tried out the Adidas Terrex Agravic TT and Adidas Terrex Agravic SL.
Really good feedback about both shoes, and the chip butties!

Thanks to Rich and Matt from Specialist Sports Group for bring the shoes and Doug from Round Sheffield Run

We'll have the Agravic SL in store until the Round Sheffield Run so if you like to try them pop in and take a pair for a spin.

****DEMO RUN WITH A TWIST****

Exclusive event for 25 people with a prize and chip butties!

Join us on a run with the Adidas Terrex TT and Agravic SL and a chance to win a pair.

Location - myRaceKit on Sharrow Vale Road
Date - Wednesday 10th June
Time - 6pm to get shoes on, run starts 6:30pm
Distance - 4-5 miles
Pace - Chatty, apart from the segment challenge
Post run - Chip butty at the shop and the segment winner announced
Places - Limited to 25 people pre book only.

Segment challenge - Give us your estimate time for the Strava segment "Up through Whiteley" which is 0.5 miles. Then back at the shop get your segment time from Strava. Whoever is closest to their estimate wins a pair of Adidas Terrex shoes. If it's a tie, winner drawn at random.

To book a place email [email protected] with your shoe size and estimated time for the segment.

The first 25 people will be on, then we'll do a waiting list. Everyone will get an email response whether they're in or not.

This bank holiday Monday we'll be open 10:00 - 16:00.

Extra things in store for the day:

- Malcolm from in store to answer and coaching questions you might have
- Extra sale shoes added for the day
- Selected sale clothing, short sleeve tees £15, long sleeve tees £20, shorts £20, jackets £50
- La Sportiva demo shoes available for you to take out for a run

Hope you all have a good bank holiday weekend and manage to enjoy the sun!

****DEMO RUN****

Fancy taking the Reverence SL out for a run?

Date - Thursday 28th May
Time - Run starts at 6:30pm
Location - Fox House pub on Hathersage Road
Distance of run - 5ish miles
Pace - All welcome

Please email with your size if you'd like yo join us:
[email protected]

Bit of info about the shoes:

5mm Drop

7mm Lugs

Michelin High Rebound Super Critial EVA Midsole

Outsoles by Michelin

OXC3 (Outdoor Extreme Compound 3)

Fiberlite Woven Textile Outsole

MATRYX® Micro Upper

True-Fit Foot Shape

Our range has expanded!

We now have the C1.

The C1 is a very comfy road shoe. I've ran in it a few times and wear it all day, every day in the shop.

Some of the shoes highlights include:

- Dual-layer midsole design: top layer CircleCELL foam delivers uncompromised performance, crafted from sustainable materials, while the rubberized EVA bottom layer provides support and stability.

- TUNEDFIT Dual Lacing System for separate lace adjustment.

- Wider base and higher sidewalls enhance stability during long runs.

The C1 is now added to our current Mount To Coast range of the R1 (road shoe), H1 (hybrid shoe) and T1 (trail shoe)

We find all the Mount To Coast shoes really comfy and we're getting great feedback about them.
Pop in and see what they're all about.

Fancy trying out the T1 trail shoe?

We're super pleased to have the demo set of the T1 in store now, for about a week.

Just pop in, we'll get your size, and take them for a spin. You could even have them overnight to give them a nice long run.

Why not give them a go, they could be your new favourite trail shoe!

Not all races go to plan.

Just wasn't right for me at Manchester marathon unfortunately.

I'd had a good training block but picked up a couple of niggles the week before the race.

So starting a bit injured I'd decided on a couple of goals. Sub 3 or PB.

When the pain started from the beginning, I knew it wasn't right, then from about mile 8 it hurt more. Decided to get to half way and see how it felt. No improvement, so relaxed a bit, hoping that might help and go for a PB.

But it was just getting more painful, I was getting slower and really having to limp.

I know it was the right decision to stop. It is a bit frustrating, but hopefully it'll enable me to recover sooner and get back to it.

I might be limping around the shop for a bit.

Well done to everyone who ran in Manchester, I hope you got the result you wanted.