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A More Earth-friendly Shoe.
Rackle's mission is to produce the most comfortable, sustainable, and biodegradable lightweight shoes that naturally help reduce your carbon footprint.
Rackle was built on the principle of developing earth-friendly footwear to help lessen the shoe industry's impact on the planet. Today, about 300 million shoes are thrown away each year in the USA alone.
Rackle shoes are designed using sustainable hemp and rapidly-biodegradable soles that begin to breakdown 30-50 times faster* than ordinary foam soles.
Hemp blend face masks (3-Pack / adult size) crafted to CDC specifications for cloth face coverings. These hemp face masks are washable and reusable so you don’t have to dispose of single-use masks. Learn More >
"These shoes defy expectations...a step up from a regular tennis shoe in style, but just as comfortable to wear all day. Plus, they are so light and stay cool on your feet even on a hot day. Between my sisters, brother-in-law and me we have all of the colors, and love them all. The fit is true to size. These shoes are a good investment for your feet and the environment."
Jennifer
"Wearing Rackle hemp shoes is like walking on a cloud. They are so lightweight, it’s easy to forget I’m wearing them. The hemp is cool in the heat of summer and supposedly warm in the cold of winter (how do they do that?)."
Allison
"These are super cool shoes. They may be the most comfortable shoes I have ever worn. Also, I really appreciate that they are made from a renewable resource and will decompose quickly once they are too worn out to wear anymore. Usually new shoes have a chemical smell out of the box but these did not. I wish more things were made with this kind of attention to style and natural living."
Luke Rencher
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