We here at lifeCYCLE magazine actually talk about this sustainability non-stop. But many others are doing it too: jam makers, books, discussion groups, car companies, politics, and really anyone who wants to come across as a little green in public. But the question is: Is everyone really talking about the same thing? What does a sustainable lifestyle actually mean? Is it enough to eat less meat and take the train more often? Is perhaps real renunciation necessary? Or is it all just a buzzword anyway? With our stories on the topic of sustainability, we want to bring a little light into the darkness and show you what we mean by sustainability and what you can do to make your life more sustainable. If you would like to know exactly how we would define the term sustainability, you can find out here.
SIDI stands for top quality and has earned a good reputation especially in the road and MTB sector. We wanted to know if the MTB Dust is a good gravel shoe from Sidi. And we wanted to know: How sustainable is the Italian shoe specialist?
A world where everything is organic, fair, high quality, cool AND cheap – wouldn’t that be nice? That’s what Johann and Viktor from Stockholm thought when they founded their brand CHPO. The goal: high-quality, cool equipment that doesn’t cost the earth. We take a closer look and try to find out whether the concept works.
The other day we “stumbled” across a product – and it opened up a whole issue again! This post started with the biodegradable bike cleaner “Waldschrat” by Guppyfriend. And it led to the question: Why is microplastic so bad, where is microplastic found and what can we do to reduce microplastics? But first things first …
RTI is dedicated to the topic of circular economy with its new Ergon SR Allroad Core Circular saddle and presents a new pilot project in cooperation with BASF: a completely recyclable saddle. We have taken a closer look at that!
According to the motto “good things take time” the new Deuter Bikepacking bags called Cabezon were developed. Here is all the information on the thoughtful transport solution for the minimalist bike luggage from the house of Deuter.