
Running shoe companies have been lagging behind outdoor companies for years in terms of setting sustainability goals, producing environmentally-friendly products and creating more circular processes. Global running brand Saucony took a big step in the right direction with the launch of the Triumph RFG (Run For Good) and by announcing their green goals for the next decade.
Saucony's aim is that 90% of its products will contain organic, recycled or renewable materials by 2025, with 100% achieved by 2030, which is less than seven years away. To drive home the message, the brand is set to underline its commitment with the launch of the Triumph RFG, Saucony’s most sustainable shoe to date.