Skip to content

Justin Belmont – 2014-11-04 22:32:56

  • by

Hi Explore Traveler team,

Thanks for following me on Twitter (@prose / @justinbelmont). Intrigued by your profile, I checked out your web site and thought I\’d reach out.

A former editor-in-chief at Google, I run a writing service (www.prosemedia.com) which supports small and mid-sized companies (and nonprofits) by creating custom content — from weekly blog posts and website copy to newsletters and white papers. If you’d ever like to discuss just let me know.

Thanks again for the follow and all the best!

Justin
Read More »Justin Belmont – 2014-11-04 22:32:56

michael dally – 2014-11-04 20:06:36

  • by

We would love to have you review a pair of our new adventure sandals. We are a small company based out of the Santa Cruz Mountains in California working to create the best outdoor sandal experience possible. Over the past few years we have received a lot great feedback and our product has come a long way. We recently came up with a new leather laces and slip-on laces that have proven to be a great improvement to our design.

Here are some pictures.
http://www.earthrunners.com/extreme-earth-runners

We recently launched our new Circadian X and Alpha X. The \”X\” stands for an eXtreme version of our existing models.

Here is our two new sandals:

1. Circadian X (8mm Vibram sport utility sole) *Available with conductive inserts

2. Alpha X (10mm Vibram Woodstock sole)

The main difference between the CirX soling material and the AlphaX is the thickness, density and traction they offer.

Thickness: CirX 8mm -vs- 10mm AlphaX

Density: CirX feature a denser rubber composition that holds up better over time while the AlphaX is made of a lighter EVA foam that molds to you foot better and offers more shock absorption for longer distances.

Traction: The CirX tread pattern and composition offers better traction than than the less aggressive pattern found on the AlphaX.

To get started on your sandals I will need the following.
1. Your size determined by our sizing page.
2. Your mailing address.
3. Which model and lacing style you would prefer.

Cheers,
Mike
Read More »michael dally – 2014-11-04 20:06:36