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7NEWS
7 days ago
- Business
- 7NEWS
LKSD's massive mid-year sale: Shop leggings, shorts, tops and more up to 50 per cent off
Cult-favourite Aussie activewear brand, LKSD is having its massive mid-year sale with items up to 50 per cent off. Now is the perfect time to upgrade your activewear and keep motivated this winter. One of the brand's hero products are the Elixir Ultra High-Rise 7/8 Legging with Pockets which merge innovative fabric technology with a flattering design. Retailing for $94, usually $110, these black leggings are a reimagined take on the much-loved Elixir 7/8 Length Tights — now upgraded with practical features and even more technical finesse. Crafted from the brand's signature Zephyr fabric, these leggings offer an ultra-lightweight, ultra-soft 'second-skin' feel, perfect for everything from intense workouts to relaxed, all-day wear. The material is engineered to deliver real performance without compromising on comfort or flexibility. Aesthetically, the leggings are built to enhance natural curves, thanks to strategically placed booty-shaping contour panels. The absence of a front rise seam ensures a smooth, flattering look, while the dual side pockets bring welcomed utility — easily accommodating phones or other essentials without disrupting the sleek silhouette. The ultra high-rise waist provides secure support without digging in, rolling down, or riding up. And for an added touch of clever design, the bonded hem is made to stretch — users are encouraged to gently pull it for a customised fit around the ankle. The bonded hem is designed for adjustability. A gentle stretch ensures it fits snugly and comfortably around your leg, making each pair feel tailored to you. Shoppers have given the leggings, a 4.6-star rating on LKSD's website. 'These leggings are so supportive, the best fit,' one happy shopper wrote. 'These leggings feel like a second skin,' another shopper commented. 'They are incredibly comfortable, I would recommend them to anyone, ' a third reviewer wrote. To help you shop LKSD's huge sale, we've curated a list below of some of the top products that are discounted. Sports bras Stamina Sports Bra, $39 — $41 down from $80 Galvanise Sports Bra, 2.0, $49 —$31 down from $80 Agile Sports Bra, $60 — $10 down from $70 Push The Limit Sports Bra, $68 — $12 down from $80 Define Sports Bra, $39 — $31 down from $70 Leggings Fusion Thermal Ultra High-Rise Full Length Legging, $91 — $39 down from $130 — $33 down from $110 Fusion Ultra High-Rise 3/4 Legging, $29 — $56 down from $85 Blaze Ultra High-Rise Full Length Legging, $79 — $31 down from $110 Elite High-Rise 7/8 Legging, $48 — $72 down from $120 Tops Go-To FLXCotton Tank, $29 — $20 down from $49 Base Tank, $39 — $21 down from $60 Breeze Training Tank, $39 — $21 down from $60 Flow Performance Tank 2.0, $49 — $11 down from $60 Liberty Ruched Tank, $59 — $21 down from $80 Shorts Fusion Ultra High-Rise 4' Shorts, $68 — $12 down from $80 Power Train 2'' Shorts, $59 — $21 down from $80 Accelerate 3'' Run Shorts, $49 — $26 down from $75 Elevate Soft Touch 4'' Shorts, $59 — $21 down from $80 Energy 1.8' Training Short, $49 — $31 down from $80
The Hindu
07-05-2025
- Sport
- The Hindu
Ankita, Shrivalli enter second round in Georgia
Ankita Raina beat her doubles partner Anastasia Tikhonova 7-6(2), 6-4 in the first round of the $40,000 ITF women's tennis tournament in Lopota, Georgia, on Wednesday. It was a good day for Indians, as Shrivalli Bhamidipaty also made it to the second round of singles, while Rutuja Bhosale made it to the semifinals of doubles with Paige Hourigan of New Zealand. Meanwhile, qualifier Guy Den Ouden of the Netherlands beat the eighth seeded Sumit Nagal 6-1, 6-1 in the first round of the €91,250 Challenger tennis tournament in Prague, Czech Republic. The results: €91,250 Challenger, Francavilla al Mare, Italy: Doubles (pre-quarterfinals): Siddhant Banthia & Alexander Donski (Bul) bt Mats Hermans (Ned) & Tiago Pereira (Por) 6-1, 3-6, [10-4]. €91,250 Challenger, Prague, Czech Republic: Singles (first round): Guy Den Ouden (Ned) bt Sumit Nagal 6-1, 6-1. Doubles (pre-quarterfinals): Milos Karol (Svk) & Neil Oberleitner (Aut) bt Vijay Sundar Prashanth & Miguel Reyes-Varela (Mex) 6-4, 7-6(6). Marcelo Demoliner (Bra) & David Pel (Ned) bt Niki Poonacha & Marcelo Zormann (Bra) 6-4, 6-4. $30,000 ITF men, Baotou, China: Singles (first round): S Mukund bt Yuichiro Inui (Jpn) 6-0 retired. $15,000 ITF men, Tehran, Iran: Singles (first round): Karan Singh bt Juan Jose Bianchi (Ven) 6-3, 7-6(5); Moein Moazam (Iri) bt Nitin Kumar Sinha 1-0 (retired); Prajwal Dev bt Atharva Sharma 6-1, 6-2; Artem Bogomolov bt Dev Javia 2-6, 6-4, 7-6(5). Doubles (pre-quarterfinals): Ivan Denisov & Kabir Hans bt Juan Bianchi & Brandon Peez (Ven) 6-4, 6-4; Dev Javia & Karan Singh bt Parsa Ashjari & Sina Moghimi (Iri) 6-7(5), 6-2, [10-6]; Fadi Bidani (Lbn) & Dmitry Dolzhenkov bt Matteo Covato (Ita) & Maan Kesharwani 7-6(7), 3-6, [10-5]. $40,000 ITF women, Lopota, Georgia: Singles (first round): Ankita Raina bt Anastasia Tikhonova 7-6(2), 6-4; Shrivalli Bhamidipaty bt Ksenia Zaytseva 6-3, 6-3. Doubles (quarterfinals): Varvara Panshina & Daria Zelinskaya bt Ankita Raina & Anastasia Tikhonova 2-6, 6-4, [10-7]; Rutuja Bhosale & Paige Hourigan (Nzl) bt Rinko Matsuda (Jpn) & Nina Rudukova 7-5, 6-1. $30,000 ITF women, Goyang, Korea: Singles (first round): Lin Zhu (Chn) bt Vaidehi Chaudhari 6-2, 6-3. $15,000 ITF women, Monastir, Tunisia: Doubles (pre-quarterfinals): Aaddi Gupta & Aurora Urso (Ita) bt Joody Elkady (Egy) & Ksenia Smirnova 2-6, 6-3, [10-6].
CNA
29-04-2025
- Politics
- CNA
Sweden gun attack leaves three dead
GANG VIOLENCE The shooting came a day before Uppsala holds the Valborg festival to mark the start of spring. While police sealed off the streets around the hair salon - and a drone flew overhead - they sought to reassure the huge number of visitors expected. "People should not be afraid to come tomorrow," Klarin said. "There are 100,000 to 150,000 people expected in Uppsala for Valborg tomorrow, and there are already a whole lot here today." On Feb 4, the country was rocked by its worst mass shooting when 35-year-old Rickard Andersson entered the Campus Risbergska adult education centre in the city of Orebro and shot dead 10 people before turning the gun on himself. But the Nordic country has struggled in recent years to rein in shootings and bombings linked to score-settling between rival gangs. Earlier this month, two people were killed in suspected gang violence in Gothenburg. A renowned rapper was shot dead in a gang battle in Gothenburg last year. Perpetrators are often young teens who are hired as contract killers because they are under 15, the age of criminal responsibility in Sweden. The number of reported gang deaths fell in 2024 however. In the country of 10.6 million people, 92 cases of deadly violence were recorded in 2024, 29 fewer than 2023, and the lowest level since 2014, according to official data. There were 296 reported shooting cases in 2024, a 20 per cent decrease from the year before, according to the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention (Bra). Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's centre-right minority government, which is backed in parliament by the anti-immigration Sweden Democrats, came to power in 2022 with a vow to get tough on crime.
France 24
29-04-2025
- France 24
Sweden gun attack leaves three dead
The shooting erupted in the centre of Uppsala a day before a spring festival which draws more than 100,000 people to the city some 60 kilometres (37 miles) north of Stockholm. Police, who confirmed three dead, said attack was staged by a masked gunman. Media reports said he escaped on a scooter after the early evening shootout. Justice Minister Gunnar Strommer called the killings "extremely serious" but police would not say if it was the latest episode in a long running war between gangs. Sweden is also still recovering from its worst mass shooting in February. "We have three people confirmed dead, but we have not confirmed their identities yet," police spokesman Magnus Jansson Klarin told AFP. "We received reports of a masked person on an electric scooter, we are looking into those reports," he said. Swedish media said witnesses heard several shots at a hair salon in the centre of the city. "It's normally a quiet neighbourhood, I do my shopping here every day," Elias Sundgren, a student at the local university, told AFP. Gang violence The shooting came a day before Uppsala holds the Valborg festival to mark the start of spring. While police sealed off the streets around the hair salon -- and a drone flew oveerhead -- they sought to reassure the huge number of visitors expected. "People should not be afraid to come tomorrow," Klarin said. "There are 100,000 to 150,000 people expected in Uppsala for Valborg tomorrow, and there are already a whole lot here today." On February 4, the country was rocked by its worst mass shooting when 35-year-old Rickard Andersson entered the Campus Risbergska adult education centre in the city of Orebro and shot dead 10 people before turning the gun on himself. But the Nordic country has struggled for years to rein in shootings and bombings linked to score-settling between rival gangs. Perpetrators are often young teens who are hired as contract killers because they are under 15, the age of criminal responsibility in Sweden. The number of reported gang deaths fell in 2024 however. In the country of 10.6 million people, 92 cases of deadly violence were recorded in 2024, 29 fewer than 2023, and the lowest level since 2014, according to official data. There were 296 reported shooting cases in 2024, a 20 percent decrease from the year before, according to the Swedish National Council for Crime Prevention (Bra). Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson's centre-right minority government, which is backed in parliament by the anti-immigration Sweden Democrats, came to power in 2022 with a vow to get tough on crime. © 2025 AFP
NBC News
15-03-2025
- Lifestyle
- NBC News
700+ items are marked down during the Lululemon 'We Made Too Much' sale
Investing in quality workout gear can seriously enhance your exercise game. This is especially true if you find pieces that are constructed well and won't wear down after a few washes. We also love when workout gear is moisture wicking — there's nothing worse than stinky, wet clothes. For all those reasons, our editors love Lululemon. And right now, the brand is offering up to 50% on over 700 items with its 'We Made Too Much' sale. To help you shop, we rounded up some of our favorite pieces from the sale — including items that NBC Select editors have previously tested and raved about. The best women's sale at Lululemon Lululemon Women's Wunder Train High-Rise Tight 28' These leggings earned the number two spot on our list of the top 50 pairs of leggings. They have a drawstring at the waist for a customized fit and are made from a breathable, sweat-wicking fabric. 'The number one issue I tend to have with leggings is that they slide down, but the waistband drawstring lets me secure these in place with no issues,' says NBC Select editorial projects manager Rebecca Rodriguez. These leggings also have two side pockets and an additional hidden pocket in the waistband for cash, keys or a license. Lululemon Women's Align High-Rise Crop 23' Made of a nylon and Lycra blend, these leggings are intended for yoga but can also be worn for other low-impact workouts. They are sweat-wicking and have a side pocket for your phone and a small pocket in the back of the waistband. This pair is also cropped and hits most people right above the ankle. Lululemon Women's Energy Bra This style made our list of the best sports bras because it gives comfortable support. It has four wide, flat crisscross straps that keep it in place as you move. The straps are also adjustable so that you can customize the fit. The bra has molded foam cups, a sturdy underband, and compressive fabric for additional support. This oversized hoodie hits at the waist for a flattering fit and is made from a thick fleece fabric that is both stylish and functional. It has front pockets to stash your stuff in and thumb holes that can be pulled over your thumbs for extra warmth. The zipper also has an elastic attachment that can be pulled off and used as a hair tie if you need one. The best men's sale at Lululemon Lululemon Men's ABC Slim-Fit Trouser These pants look like traditional trousers but are as comfortable as a workout pant. They have a slim fit and are made with a cotton twill fabric with four-way stretch. They have discrete zippered side pockets and welt pockets on the back that close with snaps. Lululemon Men's Soft Jersey Half Zip This half-zip is made from lightweight jersey, making it a good layering piece for outdoor workouts or casual errands. The material is sweat-wicking and quick-drying, and it has a high neck that can be zipped up for warmth or unzipped for more breathability. Its classic fit is not too slim and not too roomy. The best accessories on sale at Lululemon Fast and Free Running Hat Reflective details make this hat a good accessory for running when it's dark outside. The fabric is breathable and has four-way stretch for comfort. A mesh sweatband around the inside wicks away moisture. More deals from Lululemon Why trust NBC Select? I'm a writer at NBC Select who covers a variety of topics, including home, tech and beauty. I have been covering major shopping events like Amazon Prime Day, Black Friday and Cyber Monday for over a decade.
