Reebok new Vitamin C colorway shoes


In a nod to the “good ol’ days,” Reebok has re-released the Reebok Nano 2.0 in the vibrant Vitamin C colorway. The Nano 2.0 brings flexibility and breathability while maintaining stability in your footwear. Featuring low profile platform balance cushioning and a low-to-ground feel so you can stay quick, safe and comfortable through even the toughest WODs. But don’t wait too long, this retro colorway will only be around for a limited time, so grab a pair before they are gone.  

Reebok’s New Vitamin C Collection is available in these lines:

Speed TR Flexweave
Vitamin C Tee
CrossFit Nano 2.0
Speed Her TR
Legacy Lifter

 

The Haunted Ghost Ship on Goldstar

Call forth the spirit of the Flying Dutchman and its ghostly crew during the Halloween Haunted Ghost Ship aboard the Spirit of Chicago. Put on your best costume for an unforgettable night on the water during which you’ll celebrate the chills of the season. This party cruise sets sail from Navy Pier, offering stunning views of the Chicago skyline and Lake Michigan in all its inky-black moonlit beauty. You’ll party with dashing devils, gruesome ghouls and other hideous hounds while dancing to the music of one of Chicago’s best DJs. You’re sure to get thirsty, and fortunately there’s a fully stocked cash bar.  Tickets from Goldstar are $15-$20 for the October 27th midnight cruise.

Mambo Sprouts bids adieu to coupons

If you’re a fan of saving money on natural and organic products, you may be a fan of Mambo Sprouts, the website and marketing company whose mission is “making healthy living affordable for everyone” via print-at-home, direct-mail and in-store coupons, budget-friendly wellness tips and more.

But you may have noticed that things have recently slowed down at Mambo Sprouts. They’ve become a lot less active on social media, and the printable coupons have vanished from the Mambo Sprouts website.

Turns out Mambo Sprouts is moving away from coupons and savings, in a move that the CEO explains is partly economic, and partly personal. The entire article from Coupons in the News can be read here.