Faye & Kulachok
Faye Faye
Kulachok Kulachok
Faye Faye
Hey Kulachok, I was wondering if you’ve ever thought about turning your training gear into something that’s also eco‑friendly—like upcycling old gear into new equipment or even using sustainable materials for your gear. It could be a way to keep your intensity high while cutting waste. What do you think?
Kulachok Kulachok
If it can survive the grind and still fit in my bag, I’ll take it. Sustainability is fine as long as the gear doesn’t break on me. I’ll look for materials that keep up with my intensity and cut waste at the same time. No excuses for weak stuff.
Faye Faye
That’s the spirit! Keep looking for gear that blends durability with sustainability—there are brands using recycled carbon fibers and plant‑based polymers that can survive your grind. Just make sure they’re tested for the same intensity you push yourself to. Happy hunting, and may your bag stay light while your impact stays heavy!
Kulachok Kulachok
Alright, I'll check those recycled carbon fibers and plant‑based polymers. If they can handle my daily grind, I'll add them to my kit. No time for flimsy stuff, but if they keep the weight low and the performance high, count me in. Thanks.