If you are in the market for an eco-friendly, BPA-free water bottle, choose the only one that can claim to be the world’s toughest: Sigg.

A product of Switzerland, these 100% leach-free bottles withstood a barrage of golf balls launched by a 100-lb. cannon in a Backpacker magazine test (it destroyed all other leading brands), proving that they are nearly indestructible; Sigg owners in Europe have been using the same bottle for ten to twenty years. An added plus: the bottles’ special inner coating is residue and bacteria-resistant, meaning that the morning’s coffee won’t taste like yesterday’s Gatorade, and that you can count on whatever you’re quaffing to be clean.

Sigg is a corporation with independent spark; thirty freelance artists create the attractive bottle designs each year (there are one hundred to choose from), and the company gives 1% of their profits to environmental causes. From $17.99.

We know coal is becoming less popular these days, but while its merits as a national energy source may be debatable, its power as a refrigerator deodorizer is not. Chuck the two-year-old Arm & Hammer box and upgrade to Sort of Coal’s Kuro Cube. The cube utilizes the power of compressed “white charcoal” to absorb moisture and purify fridge air naturally – and without chemicals – by absorbing bad gasses. The result: less odor and food stays fresh longer. The Kuro Cube can last years through occasional exposure to sunlight (to dry it out thoroughly) and is organic, recyclable and C02 friendly.

Choose from a variety of Nike styles as a base before making your own inspired creation. If you’ve recently formed a team or are training for an event with friends, NikeID allows bulk orders of custom styles with varied sizes and IDs. Designing your own gear costs no more than an off-the-rack Nike, but turnaround time is roughly four weeks, so order the kicks in advance.