SAYSKY RunEase - Interview with Laura about running and safety The SAYSKY RunEase social running event is an event for women only. We want to put focus on women's safety when running alone and in this blogpost you can read a strong interview with Laura who thought she was running alone an early morning in December, only quickly to find out that she was not alone. Read the interview here.
1000 km in Merino Wool - without wash Say hi to Kristian, a passionated runner, who had been running a lot of kilometers in his merino wool tee before Lars, SAYSKY founder and CEO, challenged him to try to run 1000 km in the tee without washing it. And so, he did! Read the whole interview with Kristian here and get inspired by this awesome story.
Why be a star? As we are about to round up the year, we feel the need to dig a little into the story behind SAYSKY. Some of you might wonder why we say: “be a star” and would like to know a little more about us. Read the story behind us here!
A Trip Down the SAYSKY Camo Memory Lane Join us on a trip down the SAYSKY camouflage memory lane. We've rounded up some of the highlight designs throughout the past seasons. The camo pattern has been with us ever since SAYSKY was launched in 2013 and it'll continue to be a part of our DNA in the future as well. That's for sure.
Project: Iceland Mads and his best friend Lui are into adventures and whenever they get a crazy idea - they go for it! Earlier in 2019, both guys came to SAYSKY with the dream to hike and run on Iceland and take videos of themselves wearing SAYSKY. Read the inspiring interview here and watch the video they made in the end of the interview.
Youngster with big future dreams Thor Bendix is young, strong and ready for the future. The youngster that started his passion for triathlon when he was 15 years old have learned to cope with pain and setbacks. Read the interview we did with SAYSKY athlete Thor here and prepare yourself to be wowed.
70.3 Ironman World Championships Race Impressions CEO and dedicated sportsman, Lars C. Pedersen, went to Nice two weeks ago, excited to race the 70.3 Ironman World Championships. Lars can look back at the race in Nice with a smile on his face and with a whetted appetite for more. Read the full interview here.
Age should never be a limitation! Andreas Straßner is a 40-year-old German runner and is known primarily for his performances at half marathons, marathons and the Wings for Life World Run. Strassi doesn't see age as a limitation and this bad-ass runner can't be stopped. Read the full interview here.
Not Made For Walking The SAYSKY Not Made For Walking statement has been with us for a while now. Running is an integral part of our DNA and we want to manifest that no matter your level, whether being male or female, SAYSKY is about moving forward - in sports and in life! Check out the range here.
Climbing Mount Elbrus with Jan Grarup Muscles tested to the maximum, sunburns everywhere, long days, long nights and getting used to the altitude. This is the harsh reality of Jan Grarup and Tom Tramborg, two best friends, who decided to climb Mount Elbrus, the highest mountain in Europe. Read the inspiring interview here.
Don't take running too seriously SAYSKY athlete Tabea Themann's mantra is: “Don’t take life too seriously. Punch it in the face when it needs a good hit. Laugh at it”, which in a nutshell describes Tabea and her approach to running. Read the interesting interview here.
Keeping up with paratriathlete Sebastian Engwald Say hi to Sebastian, 31-year old amputee who lost a part of his leg in a boating accident in 1999. Is this holding him back, though? Hell no. He's an Ironman finisher and he competes in the international paratriathlon PTS4 elite, while gunning for a spot at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
