In our weekly roundup of the best offers, we’re saddling up and riding out… No, wait—we might be walking, trotting, or galloping. We’ll figure out the pace as we go, but the offers themselves are definitely top-notch.
- Gait
Animal locomotion is typically illustrated using horses—likely because they have four legs rather than two. Two legs offer little variety: just walking and running. Four legs, however, allow for a much wider range of movement. When a horse walks, it lifts one leg at a time while the other three remain on the ground—a sequence that repeats four times. It’s quite remarkable. And, believe it or not, walking is actually the most natural way for a horse to get around. It’s steady and reliable—just like our new offer: Italist (WW) – fashion shop – 7.69%
- Trot
At the trot, a horse moves its legs diagonally; this means two legs can be in the air simultaneously. At a medium trot, a “suspension phase” occurs—a moment when all four legs are off the ground, creating the impression that the horse is flying. That is where the idea of Pegasus came from. We have an even better idea—our new offer: SmartSuite (WW) – standardizing workflows – 15%
- Pacing
When pacing, an animal lifts both legs on the same side simultaneously. It’s a bit of a shame that we only have two legs and can’t do that ourselves. On the other hand, cats have four legs, yet they can’t pace either. Our new offer can’t do it either—but that’s not where its value lies: Modlily (WW) – women’s clothing – 6.921%
- Gallop
The gallop is used in horse racing; with this gait, a horse can reach speeds of up to 70 km/h. Quite impressive, isn’t it? And if you’ve read this far, you might be wondering why we’re telling you about the different types of horse gaits. But then again, what does the topic matter—especially when we have offers like these: Tomaticket (ES) – ticketing platform – 3.8%
- Gallop (Carrière)
*Carrière*, as the French say—well, they have a word for just about everything—this is a horse’s fastest gait. The animal practically sits back on its hind legs and propels its body forward in a series of leaps. Incidentally, dogs can do this too. As for us bipeds, we’re left with “offers”—which, all things considered, isn’t half bad: Kraken Pro (WW) – trading platform – 15%
