London-based cycling footwear brand Quoc recently unveiled its latest innovation on Kickstarter: a pair of discreet cycling sneakers called 'The Weekend' that can be worn seamlessly both on and off a bike.
Unlike other cycling sneakers, the new design from Quoc features the pedal clips within the souls, rather than on the outsides of them, allowing wearers to sport them as they walk to and from the gym, or while working out with other equipment. With this feature, Quoc enables consumers to have more freedom while wearing the cycling sneakers, making it easier for them to hop off their bike while completing errands around the city, all while maintaining a minimalist look that doesn't detract from their personal sense of style.
Apart from being more convenient and comfortable to wear, The Weekend cycling sneakers from Quoc are made with environmentally friendly materials, such as the "plant-based EVA-replacement foam" from Bloom, a company that's dedicated to making green water clean again.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Discreet Cycling Sneakers
- The trend of discreet cycling sneakers allows cyclists to seamlessly transition between biking and walking, offering convenience and style.
- Versatile Functionality
- The trend of versatile functionality in footwear allows consumers to use their shoes for multiple activities, providing convenience and efficiency.
- Eco-friendly Materials
- The trend of using environmentally friendly materials in footwear promotes sustainability and contributes to the reduction of environmental impact.
Sectors Adopting This
- Cycling Footwear
- The cycling footwear industry can capitalize on the trend of discreet cycling sneakers by developing innovative designs that prioritize both style and functionality.
- Athletic Footwear
- The athletic footwear industry has an opportunity to embrace the trend of versatile functionality by creating shoes that cater to multiple sports and activities.
- Green Manufacturing
- The green manufacturing industry can take advantage of the trend of eco-friendly materials by developing sustainable and recyclable alternatives for the footwear manufacturing process.
