Since 1966, K-SWISS has represented innovation, quality, performance and style. Its signature K-SWISS "CLASSIC," the first leather tennis shoe, made its debut at Wimbledon in 1966, and more than 40 years later, is still a style staple both on and off the court. Today, K-SWISS' premium sports heritage has expanded from tennis footwear, to also lifestyle, running, training, nautical, and free-running footwear that stands up to the performance demands of world-class athletes and trendsetters alike.  K-SWISS was one of the first company's to step up to the plate in support of The Green Athlete.

“Forty percent of car trips are less than two miles. That is easily, clearly, a bikeable distance,” says Rebecca Anderson, Advocacy Director for the Trek Bicycle Corporation.  "The bicycle is a simple solution." Trek, the largest American bicycle manufacturer, is focusing on trips under two miles in its campaign, “One World, Two Wheels.” The campaign seeks to increase the percentage of short trips made by bicycle in the United States from one percent to five percent by 2017. Americans make 65 percent of their very short trips, those under a mile, in their cars. These short trips are also the most inefficient, as ‘cold starts’ burn more gasoline and emit more pollutants.  Trek is proud to support The Green Athlete.

Sungevity is proving that going solar is easy, a good investment, and a viable way to reduce carbon emissions. Sungevity specializes in installing home solar electric systems. They currently install solar throughout the Bay Area, and with over 150 sales last year, Sungevity was the leading installer in San Francisco in 2008.