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Vegan friendly trials boots

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1 hour ago, djr said:

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Some stuff is obvious - leather etc. , but adhesive etc. is not obvious at all and would need research if it's that important to you

 

Yes, very much so.  Most industrial products like paint and so on have (or their ingredients) been tested on animals at some point.  Which is much more unpleasant than just eating them.

 

On 4/25/2024 at 8:36 AM, ChrisCH said:

Oil and its derivatives (petrol diesel etc) is plant based. 

Meat is plant-based too. Cows eat grass. 😇

15 hours ago, trapezeartist said:

Meat is plant-based too. Cows eat grass. 😇

True, but my TRS is hard to start on burgers.

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On 4/26/2024 at 1:41 PM, djr said:

It was only  a joke 😊

Maybe a sense of humour isn't "Vegan Friendly"

Seriously though, it is hard to know what complies to these sort of requirements, as animal products can be found in all sorts of manufactured items, and getting an honest answer from a manufacturer could be difficult.

Some stuff is obvious - leather etc. , but adhesive etc. is not obvious at all and would need research if it's that important to you

 

Yep I know all that thanks .. It's just a case of good labelling.. vegan walking boots are all over the place and easy to source .. thanks 

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