Just ordered my Letsrun.com t-shirts, who else?

$40 for white T-shirts with ironed on designs?

I could have made those for cheaper...

I'd rather wear a long sleeved polyester shirt with gold buttons

It's still worth supporting a site I spend a lot of time on.

Letsrun is a guilty pleasure for me. None of my friends or family know I come here. When someone walks up behind me while I'm on LR, I switch windows so that they think I'm doing something more worthwhile if they glance at the screen. I'm not going to wear a shirt that announces to the world that I come here.

O.o wrote:

$40 for white T-shirts with ironed on designs?

I could have made those for cheaper...

You do realize it costs about $7 to ship 4 shirts.

I told Weldon he was a fool to sell them for $40 and not $50.

But he really wanted to reward the visitors and what not and make it an unreal deal.

To those of you who have purchased them, thanks fo ryour support. You aren't alone. Weldon called me and said at least one big-time figure in the sports world has apparently purchased shirts - pretty cool.

Yes, Mark Block is going to love his new shirts.

I got mine and I think they are going to be sick.

rojo wrote:

Weldon called me and said at least one big-time figure in the sports world has apparently purchased shirts - pretty cool.

This is true. Jerry Sandusky will be wearing his Letsrun.com shirt to his first civil court date.

I went ahead and got them and see it as a way of supporting the site that provides the best coverage of the sport. Look what just happened to Dyestat. If the same thing happened to LR, where would you go for meet results, discussion, and live streams in Turkish on shady websites? $40 for the amount of time that I've spent on here is nothing.

Rojo/Wejo,

When will a "dri-fit" style shirt be available? And at a decent price of say ~ $20-25 bucks...(and, yes, it can be done with a profit margin of at least $10-14 bucks - not taking into account PUMA "giving" you the shirts an even bigger discount, or free)

Even though I want to support the cause, I will not wear a cotton t-shirt - so buying them doesn't make sense for me at this point. However, I would actually train in, as well as drink beers, in a "breathable" one...then people would actually see the logo.

I might even give the HS runners a shirt as an award for "top dog" at practice/meets...but cotton just won't go over well...even when given to them for free.

Remember, it is all about marketing the website that we all spend way too much time on each day/week...Agassi said it best in the early 90's "Image is everything!!!" (but only if there is an audience).

Great deal on great shirts! While I appreciate the old school reference to cotton, I'd really like a tech shirt. How about a LRC Essential Running Shirt from Puma?

I ordered mine, great deal! Glad to support the site.

Can I order one, but have it mailed to Paul Ryan?

if letsrun wasn't affiliated with this inane forum full of dbag trolls, bigots and general idiots, or the brojos stopped their asinine attempts at sensationalist 'journalism', i might get one.

but it is so i won't. ever.

$40 is absurd. Totally absurd.

I'm not going to publicly admit I visit this sleaze-pit of a website.

Darwinian wrote:

Look what just happened to Dyestat. If the same thing happened to LR, where would you go for meet results, discussion, and live streams in Turkish on shady websites?

The same place that people who post those things here get them. Twitter.

This. It's a bit like a porn addiction.

not doing it wrote:

Letsrun is a guilty pleasure for me. None of my friends or family know I come here. When someone walks up behind me while I'm on LR, I switch windows so that they think I'm doing something more worthwhile if they glance at the screen. I'm not going to wear a shirt that announces to the world that I come here.

Ho Hum wrote:

$40 is absurd. Totally absurd.

You've got to be kidding. $10 per Puma t- shirt is quite inexpensive.

My only concern is the fit. I hope they are fairly slim fitting knowing most of us are in the 5th percentile for BMI.