Athletes and weekend warriors alike know that recovery footwear can be as important as training shoes. Kane Footwear’s latest collaboration with Huckberry – the Revive AC – elevates the category by making a shoe that’s as ready for puddles and trails as it is for post‑run stretches. The limited‑edition release takes the company’s bio‑based Revive silhouette and adds an ‘AC’ (All Conditions) twist: a grippy outsole with pronounced lugs for traction on slippery surfaces, and a waterproof upper perforated for breathability.

The standout feature is RestoreFoam™, a proprietary EVA foam made from Brazilian sugarcane. This renewable material provides dual‑density cushioning – soft underfoot with a firmer carrier for stability – while massaging nodes on the footbed stimulate circulation.

A teal collar and cream‑speckled midsole complement the seafoam green body, and the shoe’s slip‑on design makes it easy to kick off after a workout. Priced at $125 and available exclusively through Kane’s product page and Huckberry’s shop, the Revive AC offers an eco‑friendly alternative to petroleum‑based recovery clogs.

What sets this release apart from the standard Revive is its versatility: molded lugs offer grip on wet sidewalks or muddy campsites, while ventilation keeps feet cool. The shoe is machine‑washable, lightweight, and antimicrobial, making it an appealing option for campers, surfers and anyone with an active lifestyle.

For more stories on inventive recovery footwear, check our footwear section. In a market crowded with foam clogs, Kane and Huckberry’s seafoam collaboration stands out by combining sustainable materials with all‑terrain capability and a distinctive colour palette.