In recent years, exposure to micro- and nanoplastics (MNPs) has risen sharply worldwide. These tiny plastic particles, which are smaller than five millimeters or less than 1000 nanometers, penetrate almost all areas of life - from the remotest regions of the earth to our own bodies. Recent studies have shown that MNPs are not only present in our organs, but also in our reproductive systems, which can lead to a reduced sperm count and therefore infertility. 

How safe is our drinking water?

At a time when we are increasingly concerned about the environment and our health, we are faced with the challenge of finding the right and clean way to hydrate ourselves.

Everyone knows that water from plastic bottles can be harmful to health, but what about reusable glass bottles?

Hello Lukas!
We hope you and KEEGO have had a good start to the new year?

Thanks, the breather was very short this time.
We have noticed that there is no longer a classic off-season in the cycling sector. Many people are keeping fit on the rollers or at training camps. We are also noticing a run on gyms, as we have also arrived in this area. There is a particular focus on proper nutrition, so there is no room for microplastics in the water.

As a highlight, we were able to present our new limited edition called "Iron Berry" at a community event.
The incredibly good feedback gives us momentum and motivation for a good 2024!