For swag you get a really nice long sleeve tech shirt and an adorable Reebok scrunchie! You also get A TON of race photos, but you have to pay for them.

The aid stations were just hydration, but I think that is kind of to be expected for a shorter race. They were definitely frequent enough and filled with awesome volunteers!

The scenery was through the cool Boston architecture and along/over the water! It was really cool to see all these women literally take over the streets of Boston!

The expo was AWESOME! They had meditation, two yoga, and two cardio sessions to warm you up and then post-race yoga to cool you down. They also had plenty of brands selling goodies.

It felt like a really flat course to me.

I would recommend getting driven there. They were up front with us and said the parking garage for the commons would be closed and street parking in Boston can be rough. I still gave it a good rating though because I was able to easily have a Lyft drop me off and pick me up directly from the commons without issue so access was still really good.

I feel like the race management put on an excellent race! They were able to have the streets we ran on completely closed off so it was nice and safe to run through the city. They also had clocks at every mile. The start had marked off time groups so there was no guessing and it wasn't a free for all. The packet pick up the day before was extremely easy and well done.

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