Giveaway: Rockport Washable Shoes
March 4, 2012 at 11:50 pm
Christine Mattheis
From stepping over sewer grates to crossing fertilized lawns, the average shoe becomes home to more than 421,000 units of bacteria over the course of two weeks, according to a University of Arizona study. To help control these germs, Rockport has developed a new line of washable shoes for women. Toss them in the washing machine, and one cycle eliminates more than 90% of bacteria.
Rockport Yezenia Bow Tie Slip On washable shoe
Intrigued? Tell us about your favorite place to walk—you may win a pair of the Rockport Yezenia Bow Tie Slip On washable shoes. Deadline: April 1. Read official rules here.
This giveaway is now closed to entries. The winners are:
Anna Hubbard
Sylvia
Radaneil
Anarosa
Michelle Power
Please reply to the email we sent you within 10 days to claim your prize! (Be sure to check your spam folder.)
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