The cycling and sport industries are dominated by plastic bottles that are often looked at as disposable. Not only do plastic bottles attract mold and leach chemicals, they are not easily recyclable and are harmful to the planet.
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Our partners and customers that sign the pledge agree to never purchase or sell another plastic sport bottle. By committing to this pledge, they stand together for people and the planet.
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The brands and retailers that we have joined forces with to stop the sales of plastic cycling bottles.
A great question and one we have dedicated a lot of time, energy and research to ensure we can deliver a bottle that is truly a better solution for people and the planet.
In a nutshell, our bottle was built to last longer, taste better, be safer, and to create impact. Check out our deep dive into the details below!
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For Quench'd this week, professional cyclist Kiara Lylyk doesn't hold back when sharing stories from her time in the Tour de Femmes this past year. Racing at this level is unimaginably hard and Kiara shares with us just how hard it is. Her story is inspiring and had us on the edge of our seats.
At this office, we love nordic skiing and have been eagerly waiting for each race. We asked each of our nordic athletes to tell us a bit about how their season is going and to share some pictures of their experiences abroad racing for the US! Read what they had to say.
For this week's Quench'd, we heard from a local Women's Drop Ride co-founder Sarah Livingston on the importance of starting a group like this. In a world full of women's no-drop rides, Livingston is doing something different.
