Archive for the ‘Sports’ Category

Cheeky Bike Bells

Wednesday, August 24th, 2011 |

Cheeky Bike Bells

I love these, especially the spedometer.

View at Uncommon Goods

Yoga Mat with Built in Speaker

Tuesday, May 10th, 2011 |

Yoga Mat with Built in Speaker

Sure, this yoga mat may not be perfect for using at yoga class, but it sounds like it’d be perfect for use at home or on the go. With its built in speaker (perfect for plugging in your iPod or MP3 player), you can have your relaxing tunes going while you get your stretches in.

View at Gaiam

SIGG Water Bottles for Half Price

Tuesday, April 19th, 2011 |

One of our favorite sites, FitSugar, has a deal this week offering a $30 credit for SIGG waterbottles for only $15. While moving away from plastic water bottles is always a great idea, SIGG bottles have the added benefit of coming in a wide variety of size, shapes, colors and designs. Get one to match every outfit, or get a few that your kids will love! The possibilities are almost endless! The sale ends Monday, April 25 at 9am, but the credit can be used until Oct. 31, 2011.

View at FitSugar

Reflyer the Recycled Frisbee

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010 |

Reflyer the Recycled Frisbee

Made from 100% post-consumer recycled plastic, the Reflyer is a wonderful frisbee from Wham-o. And they should know what goes into a great frisbee, right?

View at REI

Personalized Green Golf Balls

Tuesday, June 15th, 2010 |

Personalized Green Golf Balls

The world’s first Personalized Green Golf Balls, Dixon Golf has created both high performance and eco-friendly golf balls. Independent testing by the PGA Tour Partners Club had the Dixon Earth golf ball outperforming balls from Nike, Callaway, and Titleist. They are 100% recyclable and made from renewable materials, and even the packaging is made from 100% recycled materials!

View at SkyMall

Botanical Yoga Bag

Thursday, June 10th, 2010 |

Botanical Yoga Bag

What makes the botanical yoga bag from Wrapables so special? Well, it looks great for one thing. But more importantly, it’s made from re-run, recycled fabric with no teflon or PVC, and the construction of this bag saves three plastic bottles from the landfill.

View at Wrapables

Recycled Rubber Playground Ball

Thursday, April 8th, 2010 |

Recycled Rubber Playground Ball

This recycled rubber playground ball looks great, and teaches a great message. Those fun things we do as kids don’t have to be wasteful. We can make meaningful changes in our lives, and they don’t always have to have a drastic impact on our lifestyle. Remember the old days, playing kickball or dodgeball with those orange playground balls? Do it now with the Sportgreen playground ball by Baden – it works just like old playground balls, but it looks better. Oh, and it’s made from recycled rubber.

View at Buy.com

Steel Water Bottles

Tuesday, March 30th, 2010 |

steel water bottles

Reusable water bottles are a must, and I particularly like steel water bottles. They are stronger than plastic, look better, and don’t have the chemicals that plastic has. These eco canteens are $10, have a sports top with carabiner clip, and are made from food grade stainless steel. They also have kid’s sizes for a couple bucks less that my son loves – he’s only two and can’t yet lift a heavy bottle.

View details at Eco Canteen

REI Organic Shorts

Thursday, March 25th, 2010 |

REI Organic Shorts

I love that REI has really jumped into providing more eco-sensitive clothing and gear, and I really hope it’s working out for them. Take for example these REI Slickrock Shorts. They’re made from organic cotton with a recycled polyester interior lining. They feel great and look great, and they much better for the environment they a standard pair of shorts. And on top of that, they’re only $38. Big congrats to REI!

View at REI

Fair Trade Yoga Bag

Thursday, February 4th, 2010 |

Fair Trade Yoga Bag

This beautiful and stylish yoga bag is fair trade certified, as it’s made in India by women artisans out of recycled plastic bags. It looks great and it’s for a great cause!

Link via Uncommon Goods

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