Feb 2017
1:40pm, 25 Feb 2017
13,590 posts
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northernslowcoach
Got a medal today
And beer and chocolate - very happy
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Feb 2017
1:47pm, 25 Feb 2017
1,868 posts
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Surrey Phil
I don't mind a smaller, cheaper medal for a 10k but marathon medals must be decent. Goody bags seem to be few and far between nowadays which often get raided by the family before I get home. I do like a finishers t-shirt or technical shirt as well but I don't expect to get one for every race I do.
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Feb 2017
1:58pm, 25 Feb 2017
23,557 posts
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SPR
I thought this was I new thread but seems I posted when it was first started. My opinion hasn't changed :-).
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Feb 2017
2:03pm, 25 Feb 2017
11,513 posts
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Fenland (Fenners) Runner
I love a nice medal. And a technical t-shirt is another plus. And I've never thrown away a race number either.
However I've never entered a race because of the medal or other goodies.
Personally I detest goodie bags full of chocolate crisps etc.
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Feb 2017
3:12pm, 28 Feb 2017
7 posts
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TrickyRed
Can't beat a good race medal. I've also just started to keep race numbers... whats happening to me ?
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Jun 2017
11:11am, 6 Jun 2017
4,045 posts
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runningmumof3boys
ive kept every race number that ive ever had and medal(i charity shop tee shirts though) as well as logging times on here though i write my finish time on the back of the number and what it was if its not obvious from the front - i love a medal
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Jun 2017
12:14pm, 6 Jun 2017
17,712 posts
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DeeGee
Sometimes the event is so good it's worth keeping the number, and you get TWO medals:
And sometimes the number is worth framing:
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Jun 2017
12:23pm, 6 Jun 2017
526 posts
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Dibble
I have completed races that for me have been a key target race or a big achievement and have been disappointed by the absence of a medal. On the other hand, I have completed other races with medals where I haven't bothered to collect one (particularly race series where the medal is identical to one I have already got).
Of course, what is a key race for me may be a routine race for others and vice versa.
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