Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts

P.I. Streak II + G.V. Minigolf

Last weekend we played indoor mini-golf as a family. In Wisconsin it can snow even in May, so the indoor option is nice.







I grabbed my new pair of Pearl Izumi Streak II shoes (thanks to Outside PR & Sports Marketing & Pearl Izumi) to see how they'd handle the turf.


I noticed the fit of the shoe first in the heel--it felt like the shoe cradled my heel in a good way.



The shoe felt light, but supportive
and I really liked the honeycomb webbing.



As a safety girl I appreciate the reflective bits along the laces, toe, heel and side of the shoe and we tested its reflective performance within the mini-golf glow room.




Learn more about the Streak's seam-free interior, energy foam cushions and more here.





photos: Walk this way please. There are many slides along the course.






photos: Mini-golf at G.V., the capital at G.V., my P.I. Streak II in the glow room. Actually two years ago one of our kids had an accident in this same glow room .... beware of potential glow-room streaks in your neighborhood.

Questions for You:

- What's the weather like where you live?

- What's the first thing you notice about a new pair of shoes?

- When I read the word Streak I think of two words: naked and steak. What comes to your mind?





photos by me

March Melt & Tierra del Fuego (Land of Fire)


photos: Of course he finds the last patch of snow to ride over! This is our oldest's snowman, made about a week ago.

The weather has turned in Wisconsin and we've lost most of our snow. It might reach 60 degrees tomorrow! We spent most of the afternoon playing in the yard and sitting in the sunshine.


Our middle child drew this great chalk picture on the driveway as I planned a TRX workout. If you didn't notice, he drew buds on the tree as a sign of Spring.

And my husband's test plants all came up. This year he put them in a mini-greenhouse in our office. I'm not sure when he'll start the gardens.

I'm also including an amazing video (below) from the Family on Bikes. I interviewed Nancy Sathre-Vogel last April about their 20,000-mile bike trip along the Pan-American Highway from Alaska to the southern tip of South America. Read that interview and learn more about the logistics of life on the road as a family of cyclists! And look how close they are to the finish!!!

MORE INFO
Follow @familyonbikes twitter
See this week's NBC New York Nightly News interview with Sathre-Vogel .
Family on Bikes on facebook
Questions for You:
- What's your favorite sign of Spring?
- What's your experience with windy rides or dirt roads?
- Have you been to the Land of Fire (Tierra del Fuego)?

photos by me, video from Family on Bikes