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PHOTOS: Ironman’s Underpants Run

By Conor Langs West Hawaii Today clangs@westhawaiitoday.com | Friday, October 25, 2024, 12:05 a.m.

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Early Thursday morning, hundreds of Ironman goers participated in the annual 1.5-2 mile Underpants Run along Ali‘i Drive. Over the years, UPR has amassed nearly $400,000 in charitable donations for the event, and has become a community staple during race week. See the paper next week for Ironman race coverage. (Conor Langs/West Hawaii Today) ▲
Early Thursday morning, hundreds of Ironman goers participated in the annual 1.5-2 mile Underpants Run along Ali‘i Drive. Over the years, UPR has amassed nearly $400,000 in charitable donations for the event, and has become a community staple during race week. See the paper next week for Ironman race coverage. (Conor Langs/West Hawaii Today) ▲
Early Thursday morning, hundreds of Ironman goers participated in the annual 1.5-2 mile Underpants Run along Ali‘i Drive. Over the years, UPR has amassed nearly $400,000 in charitable donations for the event, and has become a community staple during race week. See the paper next week for Ironman race coverage. (Conor Langs/West Hawaii Today) ▲
Early Thursday morning, hundreds of Ironman goers participated in the annual 1.5-2 mile Underpants Run along Ali‘i Drive. Over the years, UPR has amassed nearly $400,000 in charitable donations for the event, and has become a community staple during race week. See the paper next week for Ironman race coverage. (Conor Langs/West Hawaii Today) ▲
Early Thursday morning, hundreds of Ironman goers participated in the annual 1.5-2 mile Underpants Run along Ali‘i Drive. Over the years, UPR has amassed nearly $400,000 in charitable donations for the event, and has become a community staple during race week. See the paper next week for Ironman race coverage. (Conor Langs/West Hawaii Today) ▲
Conor Langs/West Hawaii Today Early Thursday morning, hundreds of Ironman goers participated in the annual 1.5-2 mile Underpants Run along Ali‘i Drive. Over the years, UPR has amassed nearly $400,000 in charitable donations for the event, and has become a community staple during race week. See the paper next week for Ironman race coverage. ▲
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By Conor Langs

West Hawaii Today

clangs@westhawaiitoday.com

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