Written by: Rebecca Heaton
Posted: Thursday, 30 August 2007
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ISIS Wool Zip Turtle
Base layers are a necessity for any and all outdoor activities, but that doesn’t mean they have to be boring and black. Makers of all-women’s wear, ISIS has created a line of soft, fine-gauge Merino wool layers with a fun and feminine spiral pattern. Shown is the Wool Zip Turtle. Pattern also comes in a Wool V-Neck and Wool Tights. $72-$75, www.isisforwomen.com
Ellsworth Project Pink
Make an impact on the cancer community with a bike? Purchase a bicycle from Ellsworth’s line of ICT mountain bikes in a satin pink anodized finish and $50 will be donated to breast and ovarian cancer research. Not only are these bikes painted pink, but they’re handcrafted and the Instant Center Tracking (ICT) provides for an energy-efficient suspension system. Epiphany, $2,395, is pictured. $2,195-$4,900, www.ellsworthbikes.com
Crocs Mary Janes
While you may see your fair share of slides and water-friendly footwear, you won’t spot these Crocs on guys’ feet in the transition area. Any female triathlete will want to sport these Mary Janes both pre- and post-race to keep from slipping in the grass or bashing a toe. In a rainbow of colors, they’re perfect for after the event to wear out and about. $35, www.crocs.com
Ahnu Benecia
Spend all day on your feet and never have to switch your shoes with these hip Mary Janes by Ahnu. With female friendly design and the sole of an athletic shoe, the Benecias make it easy to travel for miles. Pair them with a skirt or pants to go dressed up or down. The outsole is specifically designed to keep you from slipping and sliding on all those adventures. $80, www.ahnufootwear.com
Teva Makayla
These Mary Janes with their fun, flowery liner are easy to slide on and off with an elastic fastener. They also boast eco-friendly materials. Part of Teva’s Curbside collection, the Makaylas feature a sole made from 50 percent recycled rubber from car tires and factory scrap rubber and shoe linings are made from recycled PET that’s found in plastic bottles. Don a pair and you’ll be looking cute and helping the environment, too. $70, www.teva.com
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