Ecogrease
Teflon free, skin safe, no PFOA or PTFE



Ecogrease is for quick release pins, seat posts, pivots, bike building and other grease applications. Grease will get on your hands, so ours doesn't contain Teflon/PTFE or petrochemicals. In fact we've had mechanics call in to say thanks, having suffered dermatitis in the past from the toxic brands out there.

We had one older gentleman approach us at a trade show asking how we made it so durable - he had used some Ecogrease on his bike shed bolt, which was still there a year later! It uses special plant extracts to make it tenacious, and lubricating.

Ecogrease will biodegrade after its life on the bike - it needs the warmth, moisture and bacteria in the soil to break down back into the environment.


Grease is not really for chains as it can attract dirt when exposed. Unless you have a completely sealed chain chamber perhaps.
Ecogrease is best for parts that you move occasionally, or move a little. Ecogrease stops parts seizing up.

How to use Ecogrease The first formula of Ecogrease was a little thinner, but its now thicker and more durable. We therefore recommend taking the whole cap off to squeeze it out if you have the bottle version.

Ecogrease is used on the assembly line of a couple of bike companies now, for a healthy workforce. And is now Grease gun compatible.


How is Ecogrease green?



- It contains only natural ingredients
- Ecogrease contains no PTFE or petrochemicals.
- The bottle is made from 100% recycled plastic

Recycling information

Here are the recycling codes for Ecogrease:

 

 

 

'...Kind to your hands, kind to the environment, in a new ‘toothpaste’ tube, and it’s got a Rosie the Rivetter-type on the front. What more do you need? Yes, it apparently successfully greases things too....'

- Review at SingleTrackWorld.com 2016. Click for full review.

'...The rich, luxurious texture sees threaded components such a pedals and dérailleur hangers breeze effortlessly home, while even budget hubs and headsets feel buttery smooth...'

- Review by Michael Stenning of Seven Day Cyclist, 2016. Click for full review.

'...the solution to both problems is undoubtedly green oil's plant-based eco grease, a product now available in a grease gun friendly, 200ml tube....'

- Review by Brian Palmer of the Washing Machine Post, 2016. Click for full review.

'....Green Oil's grease has worked well so far during a wet British summer....'

- Review on BikeRadar.com. Click for full review

'...Surprisingly hardy and versatile...'

- Review by Road.cc click for the full review. Not: we have made the thicker formula since this review

- User review on ChainReactionCycles.com.

"Only used a few times so far but its pretty good. Wasn't sure what to expect but it's fine for mech joints etc."

".It does the job very well."

" Durable, Great Value, High Quality"

"Certainly a lot easier to clean up than copper grease, and doesn't leave you with dirty hands!"

- A selection of user reviews from Wiggle.co.uk.

'Does the job just fine'

- Review by Mountainbike.Be, Belgium.

'This grease is in my storage room and here and there used as bearings but also abused (you know by now tired of me ....) As well as assembly grease. In both respects it lived. The viscosity is lower than the well-known green goo from Shimano. In case of insufficient sealed bearings, the question is how quickly Green Grease disintegrates when moisture comes in. For the time being that does not seem to be a problem.'

- Review by Velozine.NL