The jumbo logo badge serves a key role in offsetting the shoe's carbon impact, the company said. AllbirdsLike every aspect of the shoe however, the company said the badge serves an important function in attaining a net-zero carbon rating. A typical pair of running shoes generate about 30 pounds of CO2. AllbirdsWith the M0.0nshot, Allbirds said it takes this number down to zero, which is why "0.0" is featured in the name of the shoe. The company hasn't shared pricing, but interested sneakerheads can sign up on Allbird's website to the the first to know.

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