This is Cyclon™

We aim to take responsibility for all the products we sell by keeping them moving, beyond their first finish line.

What started with a shoe made from castor beans has now grown into a bigger dream. Discover our journey.

The shoe you never owned

In 2022, we launched our Cyclon™ subscription with one mission: to keep our materials in motion. It started with the Cloudneo – our first shoe designed to be recycled. And with your help that dream kept growing.

Innovation in action

In 2025, we received a sufficient volume of returned Cyclon™ shoes to make the recycling process both efficient and responsible. Then, we paired materials from those shoes with leftover shoe parts from manufacturing to create the Speedboard® in the Cloudrise Cyclon 1.1.

Dreaming bigger

Innovation requires iteration. We asked ourselves how we could keep all our products moving and started a new journey. Today, Cyclon™ is our circular services program, and it starts with Cyclon™ Resale. Learn more about this first step below.

Introducing Cyclon™ Resale

Shop refurbished On gear or give your pre-loved favorites a second shot.

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Find it. Love it. Keep it moving.

How Cyclon™ Resale works.

Shop pre-loved gear and Lap 2 items, which were either returned or rejected due to minor, non-performance related imperfections.

Or trade in your pre-loved favorites. Whether they’re gently used or close to their finish line, we’ll take your products back.

Every item we receive undergoes a thorough inspection, where we grade them based on their wear and tear.

Items graded excellent, very good or good are prepared and processed for resale.

Items which cannot be resold are donated. And if that’s not possible, they’ll be recycled – keeping them out of the landfill. Discover Cyclon™ Resale here.

Donation and recycling

If your gear can’t be resold, we will donate it to partners like Soles4Souls, which transforms shoes and clothing to provide relief, create jobs, and help people break the cycle of poverty. And if that’s not possible, we will recycle it.