All Camping articles – Page 2
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ArticleHow the state of Maine connects the pieces of its outdoor economy
Maine in New England treats brands, recreation, conservation and economic development as parts of one system. Could its approach hold lessons for Europe?
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ArticleSolo Brands narrows Q2 loss as Watersports sales surge
Strong Watersports retail growth and lower operating costs helped Solo Brands narrow its Q2 loss despite weaker Solo Stove and Chubbies sales.
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ArticleYeti Q2 sales rise 9% as Coolers & Equipment accelerates
Coolers & Equipment and international markets drove Q2 growth, while tariff refunds boosted reported margins and Yeti raised its full-year EPS outlook.
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ArticleOutdoor Retailer debuts revamped format in Minneapolis
The US outdoor trade show is moving to Minneapolis with a redesigned format focused on emerging brands, specialty retail and creator-driven discovery.
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ArticleJohnson Outdoors Q3 sales rise as tariff refunds lift profit
Higher fishing and diving sales lifted Johnson Outdoors’ Q3 revenue, while roughly $15 million in tariff refunds sharply boosted margins and earnings.
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ArticleAlpen sales rise 6% as outdoor and running advance
Running and outdoor categories helped Japan’s Alpen Group lift annual sales, although markdown pressure kept operating profit growth nearly flat.
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ArticleNewell Outdoor sales grow, profit weakens in Q2
Newell raised its 2026 outlook after returning to group sales growth, while Coleman, Marmot and its other outdoor businesses delivered higher core sales but lower profit.
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News briefsKatadyn takes over HydraPak distribution in Germany, Austria
Katadyn will become HydraPak’s exclusive distributor in Germany and Austria from Jan. 1, 2027, expanding an existing partnership between the two outdoor brands.
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ArticleThule lifts Q2 profit as organic sales grow
Thule improved second-quarter earnings and margins as organic sales rose across all product areas, led by Active with Kids & Dogs.
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News briefsYeti appoints Damon Johnson B2B director
Yeti has appointed Damon Johnson to lead its B2B business after reporting first-quarter sales growth and stronger wholesale performance.
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News briefsAMG Group cuts post-Brexit duty costs
The UK outdoor goods specialist has reduced post-Brexit duty costs through a customs warehouse solution implemented with Customs Support Group.
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ArticleBig Agnes: ‘Innovation starts with getting outside’
CEO Bill Gamber and International Director Mark Flanagan discuss Big Agnes’ evolution, innovation and future growth after 25 years.
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News briefsNemo expands 2027 range for its 25th anniversary
Nemo Equipment has introduced its 2027 collection, featuring new ultralight tents, updated sleep systems and redesigned camp furniture as the company celebrates its 25th anniversary.
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News briefsLeatherman names Robert Yturri global sales, marketing VP
Leatherman Tool Group has appointed outdoor industry veteran Robert Yturri as Global Vice President of Sales & Marketing to support the company’s international growth strategy.
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ArticleDecathlon Spain profit rises 17% in 2025
Decathlon Spain increased net profit by 17.4 percent in 2025 as sales topped €2.3 billion, supported by store investments, marketplace growth and higher online penetration.
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News briefsDecathlon pilots immersive family store concept in France
Decathlon has transformed its Herblay store into the first test location for an interactive retail concept designed to engage children and families.
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News briefsYeti opens first European flagship store in Munich
Yeti has opened its first European flagship store in Munich, expanding the premium outdoor brand’s direct retail presence in the region.
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News briefsHelinox returns to Cinéma Paradiso Louvre
Helinox will once again equip the Cinéma Paradiso Louvre open-air film festival with 2,000 chairs, renewing its partnership with the Paris event seven years after its first collaboration.
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ArticleBerghaus launches 60th anniversary DACH retail tour
Berghaus is taking its 60th anniversary celebrations on the road, inviting retailers across Germany, Austria and Switzerland to join a consumer-focused promotional tour.
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ArticleSwitchback Spring attracts more than 1,260 attendees
The US outdoor industry gathering continued to build momentum in its second year, bringing together more than 1,200 attendees, 235 brands and retailers from across North America and beyond.
