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Request QuoteJustin Reyes has worked with storytellers, content creators, network marketers, designers, musicians, developers and creative agencies on video, social media platforms, still photography and concept creation. Years of production experience equipped Justin with tools such as producing and shooting both film and stills as well as editing, photo retouching, managing, troubleshooting and team building. Working with several large companies such as: NIKE, ADIDAS, BACARDI, GOOGLE, CARTIER, GREY GOOSE, HOWARD HUGHES, BUEMER and ALAM, Justin has transferred his knowledge and experience to his company JREY Productions. This has given him the opportunity to run his own productions and hire his own teams. Some of the artists JREY Productions has worked with are; DVINE, INDIGO GENERAL, YOUNG HYI, LARISSA KATE, WEALTHY COMMERCIALS, GYMZZY, KM3, PARIS, JCORP and ST ART NOW. Justin Reyes accomplished many goals while receiving many awards and scholarships, which gave him the opportunity to go to the School of Visual Arts to study cinematography. During this time, companies like SCHEIMPFLUG and MATTE PROJECTS approached him. Working at these establishments gave him both the knowledge in gear and business etiquette that makes him excel in his field. Justin has honed his talents in the film industry for JREY Productions, specializing in music videos, fashion shoots, corporate commercials, brand advertisement, events, lifestyle and fitness. There’s no job too big and no task too small to tackle.
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The latest Pegasus Trail 4 is a bit of a misnomer. Interestingly, many runners will grab the GTX version for reasons other than waterproofness. The shoe’s outsole uses a different rubber than the non-GTX version. Nike finally made the switch to a stickier rubber.
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Nike’s super-cushioned trainer returns with a facelift and all the bouncy goodness we’ve come to love from the Invincible. The Nike ZoomX Invincible 3 boasts thicker stacks of ZoomX foam—the same midsole material used in the Vaporfly and Alphafly racing shoes—than you’ll find anywhere else. That bouncy feeling, in the past, felt unstable—despite the dumbbell-shaped sole with an exaggeratedly wide forefoot designed to keep you from wobbling. Now the cushioning feels more finely tuned.
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The Saucony Endorphin Elite launches just in time to commemorate the brand turning 125 this year. Age is just a number, but numbers matter when you toe a starting line. The “elite” naming convention signals that it's for runners who want to race at their max potential. In your quiver of trainers, the Saucony Endorphin Elite is the pair you pull out with intention. How many miles you pile on your shoes is dependent on you as a runner, but we’ve found, after almost 1,000 miles of wear-testing by nearly a dozen runners, the Elite is best reserved for race day.
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