At Kukri Sports, sustainability isn’t just a trend — it’s a commitment woven into every garment we design and every partnership we forge. As a global sportswear provider, we recognise our role in shaping a more responsible future — and that begins with how we, and the athletes we support, approach daily training.
From grassroots players to elite performers, the choices athletes make — both on and off the pitch — can have a powerful impact on the environment. As part of our ongoing sustainability drive, we’re proud to share practical, eco-conscious training tips that align performance with purpose.
1. Choose Sustainable Kit
Start with what you wear. Our commitment to sustainable materials means we not offer a full range of products made with recycled polyester and responsibly sourced fabrics, designed to perform, with minimal environmental footprint.
By choosing garments made from recycled materials, you’re helping reduce plastic waste and carbon emissions without compromising on quality or comfort.
2. Ditch the Disposable Bottles
Hydration is key to training, but single-use plastic bottles have no place in an eco-conscious athlete’s kit bag. Invest in a high-quality, reusable water bottle — ideally made from stainless steel or BPA-free materials. Over a year, you’ll keep hundreds of bottles out of landfills and oceans.
3. Rethink Your Commute
If you’re heading to training, consider walking, cycling, or carpooling. Even better — opt for virtual coaching sessions or local park workouts when possible to cut down on travel altogether. It’s a small change that makes a big difference over time, reducing your carbon footprint and improving cardiovascular health at once.
4. Train with Nature, Not Against It
Take your sessions outdoors. Trail running, beach circuits, and bodyweight training in natural environments reduce reliance on energy-heavy gym equipment. Plus, exposure to green spaces is proven to improve mental well-being and athletic recovery.
Just remember: leave no trace. Respect your training environment by sticking to paths, picking up litter, and using eco-safe products like biodegradable sunscreen.
5. Care for Your Kit the Green Way
Washing and drying your sportswear has a surprising environmental cost. Use cold water cycles, eco-friendly detergent, and skip the tumble dryer when possible. Air-drying not only saves energy — it helps your kit last longer, too.
Leading by Example
At Kukri, we believe in empowering teams and individuals to lead with intention. Our sustainability strategy goes beyond product — it’s about building a movement towards mindful performance. Whether you’re training for the next big tournament or just starting your fitness journey, your choices matter.
Together, we can push for progress — not just on the scoreboard, but for the planet.