Jogging more mileage means it’s time to buy new running shoes. What should you do with your old, worn-in pairs? Check out Nike’s reuse a shoe program. They’ll convert your old sneaks into what they call “Nike Grind.” Their recycling facilities process your used shoe by taking rubber from the outsole, foam from the midsole and the fabric fibers and turn it into a fresh pair. They accept athletic shoes of any brand. (For more details on how the process works go to Nike reuse a shoe)
PS – Don’t forget to turn your clocks ahead this Saturday!
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