Saucony

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Fresh on the menu today:

Saucony: Saucony’s name­sake is Saucony Creek, upon the banks of which the com­pa­ny was found­ed in Penn­syl­va­nia in 1898. The Saucony logo—a wave of red wash­ing over three dis­tinct dots—represents the end­less flow of water over the boul­der-strewn creek bed. Click through now for mem­ber-exclu­sive deals on Men’s and Wom­en’s Saucony run­ning footwear and apparel.

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Rise Bar: Rise Bar makes organ­ic, aller­gy-friend­ly (no peanuts, gluten, or soy) snacks designed for adven­tures on the sum­mit or the sub­way. Small enough that there’ll be no sticky left­overs to deal with and made with all nat­ur­al ingre­di­ents, Rise Bar offers an ener­gy kick with­out the glycemic over­load. Step up to a health­i­er form of snack­ing now, with Rise Bar pro­tein and ener­gy bars, avail­able at The Clymb for mem­ber-exclu­sive pricing.

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IN OTHER NEWS:

Chop­pin’ ‘Round the World: Did you know? On July 22 (that’s today!), 1983, entre­pre­neur and founder of Aus­tralian Geo­graph­ic mag­a­zine Dick Smith com­plet­ed the first-ever solo heli­copter flight around the world. The jour­ney took him 11 months, which might sound daunt­ing but could be con­sid­ered leisure­ly when com­pared to the 28 days it took H. Ross Per­ot Jr. (yup, the son of Texas gazil­lion­aire Ross Per­ot) and his team to accom­plish the same feat in 1982. Heli­copter round-the-world flights are impres­sive but seem to be a bat­tle only the wealthy can fight. For exam­ple, both Smith and Per­ot hired ocean-going sea ves­sels to wait for them in the Pacif­ic for refu­el­ing. If you want some­thing a lit­tle more down-to-earth to cel­e­brate today, it’s George Clin­ton’s 71st birth­day. Spin around like a heli­copter. Feel the funk.