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平時大家入手波鞋及運動服飾，除了去各大品牌的專門店外，相信不少人都會去CPU、Catalog、馬拉松Marathon Sports、允記等運動舖選購，款式雖然未必及專門店多，但勝在可以一次過睇齊各個牌子，再慢慢挑選，而且有時遇上減價的話，價錢分分鐘比專門店更平！好消息！馬拉松Marathon Sports官網指定產品限時低至3折，當中有超過500件波鞋，運動衫、運動褲等有平，品牌包括New Balance、Adidas、Hoka、Asics等，絕對是誠意滿滿！提提大家，馬拉松官網買滿$500即可門市自取，滿$700則有免運費送貨，買一兩件產品輕鬆達標！
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