Trail Running Shoe Demo Night Canberra

February 11, 2020

Come along to the FREE Mont Trail Running Shoe Demo Night in Canberra. Try out the latest footwear from the World's best trail running brands: Salomon, S-Lab, Hoka, On Running and La Sportiva with the Akasha, Kaptiva, Mutant and brand new Helios 3 shoes.

Ideal for first timers, experienced trail runners, or anyone that just can't find the right shoe. Come along, try different models and test them on real trails.

Get expert footwear advice from Mont staff, talk trail with La Sportiva footwear reps and get involved with Canberra's friendly trail running community.

Where: Frith Road Substation, O'Connor ACT 2602

When: 5pm Wednesday 26th of February 2020

What to bring: Running clothes, hydration

RSVP is essential! Tick "Going" on the Facebook event, or RSVP with staff in-store or by email so we know how many shoes to bring!

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