After eliminating plastic from the packaging of their goggles in 2020, Shred has further committed themselves to the environment thanks to the new line of BigShow Recycled goggles that features elastic bands made of 84% recycled plastic from used bottles.
Thanks to this operation, Shred is able to recycle 170 plastic bottles for every 100 goggles produced. The models of the BigShow Recycled line are the Amazify MTB +, the Nastify MTB + and the Soaza MTB:
The next step planned by Shred for the near future is the complete removal of plastic from the packaging of helmets and protections.
The goggles of the BigShow Recycled line with the new reduced environmental impact bands can be purchased directly on the Shred Optics website .
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