Product Review: StrideBox

As a runner, any time there’s something to try, I’m willing to try it once. My mom decided to send me a 6 month subscription of StrideBox, a service that sends out running related samples once a month for people who subscribe.

The basics- where to find them!

Website: http://www.stridebox.com

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Stridebox

Instagram: https://instagram.com/stridebox/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/StrideBox

How it works

If you have a runner you love, you can send it as a gift as a 1 month, 3 month, 6 month or year long subscription. Fees range from $20 to $180 depending on how many boxes you want to send over the year. If you’re buying for yourself, $15 as a sign up fee and $15/mo. Your first box ships the Friday after you sign up and the first Friday of the month.  Each box has 6-8 running related samples in it.

Stridebox, a perfect small box of goodness for any runner!

February Box

My box came on Friday, so a nice little end of the week surprise to kick off the weekend! What’d I get this month?

1. Nuun Hydration tab. I get to throw it in a bottle of water and give it a try on this weekend’s run. Hopefully I can find it likable so I can get some flavor into water so I drink more of it
2. iGloves. Perfect for the negative windchill we’ve been having in Cleveland this winter so I can save my hands and still take calls on my phone
3. Picky Bars. Never heard of them but excited to try them!
4. High Protein coffee. Never been a coffee drinker, so this will likely be going to my mom 🙂
5. Joshua Tree Lip Balm
6. Skratch hydration
7. Chia Surge. Another energy supplement it looks like. We’ll see if it agrees with me!

What you get: 6-8 running related samples. February included: iGloves, High Protein coffee mix, Chi Surge, Picky Bars, Nuun, chapstick, and stickers

I love the idea of this. It’s like a Birch Box for runners and we’re always trying to find new things that work for us, so this gives us the opportunity to try some samples before spending a boatload on something, only to find out it doesn’t work. You can start/stop receiving it whenever you’d like, but hopefully I’ll stick with this for awhile!