German brand Adidas has once again teamed up with environmental organization Parley for the Oceans to launch new sneakers made from marine debris for eco-conscious individuals. Adidas UltraBOOST Uncaged x Parley are made from recycled plastic waste found in the sea, where eight million tons of plastic waste are dumped every year. They have previously introduced the Ultra Boost and Pure Boost X eco sneakers, but the Uncaged Parley is the first to be mass-produced. At the same time, Adidas also presented recycled football jerseys made from sea waste for football giants Real Madrid and Bayern Munich.
Recreation
My chewing gum can be a soccer ball, thought Felix Passlack, an 18-year-old soccer player from Borussia Dortmund, who showed his magnificent soccer talent with the example of chewing gum.
Electric bikes are growing like mushrooms after the rain and we have a feeling that there is something on the market for every pocket and taste. But that won't quite hold. While compact and city electric bikes are plentiful, you will be hard pressed to find an electric mountain bike. Which is nothing tragic, because there is Bultaco Brinco, a superb electric mountain bike, which will make you not feel the need to have a wide choice. The bike of the comeback brand on the scene is a hybrid between a bicycle and a motocross bike.
Physical exercise has become a world religion and 'being fit' is the mantra of the modern world. In autumn, sports training moves from nature to indoors, and the colorful range of sports accessories helps exercise to remain our faithful companion even in the colder months, even if we don't like going to the gym. With a little ingenuity, you can do a great workout at home. Do you want to build endurance, do strength training, improve mobility, balance and coordination? In Intersport's stores you can find all the 'furniture' for equipping a home gym, which usually starts with an exercise bike.
Bicycle helmets are extremely useful, but many people give them up for practical reasons, because they have nowhere to take them when they are not riding. With the Fend cycling helmet, you will no longer have to risk your safety due to its convenience. It is foldable and shrinks to a third of its size, so you can easily put it in a backpack or even a purse.
Yellow and red cards are the constant stars of football, and in the Italian Serie B (the second quality class), referees will now also keep a green card in their pocket. Vincenzo striker Christian Galano was the first in history to receive a card, which the referee shows to a football player for fair play.
Although we mere mortals will disagree, downhill mountain bike trails are too easy for many a world-class rider. Namely, the worse half of the competitors are adapted. That's why mountain biker Dan Atherton set up the world's hardest downhill mountain bike course - the Red Bull Hardline - in the Snowdonia National Park in North Wales. The third competition was recently held there. Why this scary nickname sticks to her, you can see in the video, which was recorded by her creator with a head camera. Our hearts dropped in our pants while watching, and you're guaranteed to too!
Are your joints, neck, lower back, bones, maybe muscles hurting? Age is also a convenient excuse for you not to exercise enough. Arnold Schwarzenegger, bodybuilder, deadliest movie hero and former governor of California, proves at 69 that age is just an excuse. The popular Schwarzi still has a figure and muscles that even Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson wouldn't be ashamed of!
Need a fearless watch? One that, compared to other physical activity watches, can do more in worse conditions. A watch that is durable and can be used to dive up to 100 meters below sea level. One that can moderate more than 80 different sports. A watch for adventurers. Then Suunto Spartan Ultra is the right choice. We had her on the test!
Do you want running shoes for all terrains and all weather conditions? Win the Salomon X-Scream Flare GTX® sneakers with the new flexible GORE-TEX® membrane. They will impress you.
Kolopark, an asphalt "pumptrack", was recently opened in Šiška in Ljubljana near Tivoli, next to the bar Lepa žorba, which was immediately flooded by bikes of all sizes. Replacing the wild parking lot with a free-to-use dirt track has proven to be a complete hit, as cycling enthusiasts of all ages now flock there every day instead of steel horses, and it has quickly become a popular outpost for families.
At London's RideLondon cycling festival, visitors encountered an unusual scene. A bike that uses sneakers instead of tires! The bike is signed by the German tire manufacturer Continental, who offered it to visitors for testing.