Reebok’s First Plant-Based Performance Sneakers Come With a Side of Fresh Veggies
First 50 buyers will get a crate of produce, with the same amount donated to food-insecure families
Reebok has found an unexpected way to promote its new eco-friendly performance sneakers: the brand partnered with a Boston-area farm to serve them up to customers with a side of fresh veggies.
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