PETA Vegan Fitness Awards 2018

Sportswear

Sportswear

Sportswear

Best Vegan

Outerwear

Sweaty BettyExploration Softshell Jacket

Proving that style and ethics are natural partners when it comes to sportswear, hip London label Sweaty Betty has shunned cruelly obtained down feathers in favour of cutting-edge PrimaLoft insulation – which is waterproof, warm, and light.

Best Vegan Base Layer

Helly HansenLifa Active

Founded in Norway, Helly Hansen is well versed in innovation for cold climates. Lifa, the brand’s own vegan fabric, makes for the perfect base layer – with no need for merino wool from abused sheep. It simultaneously traps body heat while allowing sweat to wick away, and it’s 100 per cent recyclable.

Best Vegan Sports Bag

Adidas by Stella McCartneyGym Bag Multi

In her long-term partnership with Adidas, which has included designing Team GB’s Olympic kit, Stella McCartney – whose brand uses no fur, leather, or feathers – has seamlessly brought her trademark modern style and animal- and eco-friendly ethos into the sports world. This versatile gym bag works from a fitness class to the yoga studio and can be worn as a rucksack or shopper.

Best Vegan Slogan Top

Bazaar de Luxe Vegan Power Tank

Belgian vegan fashion brand Bazaar de Luxe makes it easier than ever to show your values and spread the word about compassionate living while working out. This ethically produced tank is guaranteed to draw attention in the gym for all the right reasons.

Best Vegan Leggings

SundriedRuinette 2.0 Women’s Leggings

Sustainably made in Portugal from a premium vegan fabric blend, Sundried’s Ruinette leggings offer complete freedom to move and are easy to match with your favourite slogan tee.

Best Vegan Trainers

ASOS 4505Trainer in Grey With Yellow Strap Detail

From ASOS’ new active-wear range, these fashion-forward trainers are sporty and sustainable. Leather-free, they’re made of lightweight and breathable vegan materials

NUTRITION

NUTRITION

NUTRITION

Best Vegan Energy Food

Deliciously EllaCacao & Almond Energy Ball

From plant-based food guru Ella Mills, this all-natural energy ball is made using only six ingredients: dates, cacao, almonds, coconut oil, roasted nut butter, and a pinch of salt. It’s a healthy, tasty, and totally vegan way to get that pre-gym energy boost.

Best Vegan Protein Product

VegaClean Protein Vanilla

Many vegan foods – including nuts, seeds, pulses, and certain vegetables – are naturally high in protein. For those looking to boost their intake, Vega’s Clean Protein can be added to baked goods or smoothies and is a powerhouse blend of premium plant-based protein sources, including pea, hemp, pumpkin, and alfalfa.

Best Vegan Protein Product

BEAUTY

BEAUTY

BEAUTY

Best Vegan and Cruelty-Free Sports Bag Essentials

Le Labo Hinoki Shampoo, Conditioner, and Shower Gel

Le Labo has your sports bag body- and hair-care essentials covered with its 75-millilitre bottles of hinoki shampoo, conditioner, and shower gel. The perfect way to unwind after a workout, this collection is inspired by Japanese Buddhist temples and has the warming scent of the hinoki tree. The brand debuted its body, hair, and face range last year to rave reviews – and the plant-based products are PETA US Beauty Without Bunnies–approved cruelty-free and vegan.

Best Vegan and Cruelty-Free Cleansing Wipes

The Body ShopTea Tree Skin Clearing Facial Wipes

When you need a quick cleanse on the go, these handy wipes are the ideal solution. Perfect for carrying in your gym bag, they are made with purifying organic tea tree oil and remove make-up and impurities to leave your skin feeling fresh.

Best Vegan and Cruelty-Free Deodorant

AesopDéodorant

Keeping you fresh during your workout, this unisex deodorant from stylish Australian brand Aesop is made with a blend of luxurious essential oils – and it’s completely free of aluminium, animal-derived ingredients, and cruelty.

ACHIEVEMENTS

ACHIEVEMENTS

ACHIEVEMENTS

Innovation Award

ECONYL

Developed in Italy using 100 per cent regenerated yarn from waste materials such as fishing nets and old carpets, ECONYL has been used in items from socks to swimsuits and by an impressive host of brands, including Adidas and Finisterre.

Vegan Athlete Award

Fiona Oakes

Athlete Fiona Oakes’ achievements are testament to the benefits of fuelling up on nutritious vegan foods. A three-time world record holder, she is the fastest woman to run a marathon on all seven continents and has tackled tough terrain from the Sahara to the North Pole. Committed to promoting a vegan lifestyle through her running, when she’s not in her trainers, she cares for more than 400 rescued animals at Tower Hill Stables Animal Sanctuary.

Vegan Influencer Award

NaturallyStefanie

Dedicated to spreading the message of compassion, Stefanie Moir uses her platform to speak out about a healthy vegan lifestyle while offering plenty of workout tips. Strong, beautiful, and warm-hearted, she inspires many of her fans to follow in her footsteps.