On November 16, 2014, to discover fresh “cycling” trails, a cycling event organized by the “KenRide” Bicycle Club was held in Beijing. This cycling activity received strong support from the professional American respiratory protection product “FreshBreath” Nasal Filter Pads. On that day, hundreds of cyclists spent nearly four hours starting from Beijing Chaoyang Joy City, cycling through Guangming Subdistrict in Chaoyang District and Tongzhou urban area, finally arriving at Kaixin Farm, covering a one-way distance of over 40 kilometers. The “FreshBreath” Nasal Filter Pads sponsored this cycling event mainly to advocate for people to choose a healthy lifestyle and to personally experience the charm and joy of cycling.
In fact, in many cities, we can see cycling enthusiasts weaving through streets and alleys every day. It’s clear that green travel and enjoying life have become a widely favored mode of transportation. Ge, the founder of the “KenRide” Bicycle Club, told reporters: “China is a major producer and consumer of bicycles. As a means of transportation, bicycles are also quite common in China. Nowadays, as people pay more attention to low-carbon environmental protection and health, more and more people are choosing to ride bicycles. After experiencing the development and evolution of the automobile industry, Western countries have seen a return to nature, making bicycle riding a highly sought-after choice. As a result, the environment has improved, which is inevitable and also fully demonstrates that humanity is striving to balance social development with the environment.”
In China, although the number of cycling enthusiasts is growing, under the current circumstances, people still have concerns about choosing cycling as a mode of transport, mainly due to the threat of air pollution to health. In response, the Greater China sales director of “FreshBreath” stated: “Cycling is a healthy lifestyle, but while improving health through exercise, we need effective protection for the activity, and FreshBreath provides us with a revolutionary respiratory protection product. It is directly applied to the nostrils, freeing up the mouth and ears while allowing comfortable breathing during exercise.” “FreshBreath” Nasal Filter Pads are known in the U.S. as the “No. 1 protective” product. With its unique patented technology, ultra-thin high-tech polyester non-woven material, an expansion layer that increases airflow, and the ultimate convenience of “peel and stick,” they are applied to the nostrils without affecting facial heat dissipation during exercise, while effectively blocking up to 99% of airborne pollutant particles.
The participating cyclists wore “FreshBreath” Nasal Filter Pads throughout the ride. They all said: “This product largely solves the concerns of cyclists. They can now confidently choose a healthy cycling mode of transport. With the protection of ‘FreshBreath’ Nasal Filter Pads, they no longer have to worry about smoggy days or damage to their respiratory systems when cycling, and the air quality in the city might even improve a little.” “FreshBreath” Nasal Filter Pads hope that through this cycling event, choosing to ride a bike instead of driving can become a social trend. This is not only an indirect way to protect the urban environment but also a healthy choice for one’s own lifestyle.
The brand also revealed that “FreshBreath” Nasal Filter Pads can effectively protect against PM2.5, and also perform exceptionally well in blocking viruses, bacteria, pollen, secondhand smoke, animal dander allergens, and dust particles.
This cycling event concluded successfully. Both the organizers and supporters hope that small actions by individuals can change the environment we rely on for survival. The British writer H.G. Wells once said, “Whenever I see someone riding a bicycle, I never feel sad or hopeless about the future of humanity.” Cycling is an attitude, and even more so, a lifestyle. In the future, we have reason to believe that the world will become a better place because of these small changes.