All Camping articles – Page 4
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ArticleChristian Gisi named Exped CEO
An experienced industry executive is set to lead the Swiss outdoor equipment specialist into its next growth phase.
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ArticleSolo Brands simplifies share structure
A US-based lifestyle group moves to a single share class, targeting lower tax exposure and reduced compliance costs.
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News briefsGlobal flashlight market to reach $12.2bn
A new market report highlights how technology, outdoor participation and emergency preparedness are driving steady growth in the global flashlight sector.
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ArticleSchwan-Stabilo revenue slips amid weak global demand
A soft consumer environment and elevated inventories weighed on all three business units, while the group focused on cost discipline and selective investment to stabilize performance.
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News briefsVoited launches film and artist collaborations
The outdoor lifestyle brand expands its creative and sustainability initiatives with a new environmental film and artist designs.
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ArticleJohnson Outdoors narrows losses as second-half momentum offsets soft start
Johnson Outdoors Inc. reported a steadier finish to fiscal year 2025, with stronger second-half demand and margin improvements significantly reducing operating losses despite flat full-year revenue.
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News briefsLeatherman announces CEO transition for 2026
The American multi-tool manufacturer appoints a long-time operations and finance executive as its next CEO while its outgoing leader shifts toward innovation.
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OpinionISPO 2025: How to go out with a Bang!
At ISPO 2025, Charles Ross saw how a packed sustainability stage and lively debates proved that the industry still needs to meet in person.
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ArticleYeti sets foundation for 2026 rebound
The cooler and drinkware specialist sets out its 2026 priorities, from product expansion to global market development.
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ArticleNewell to cut 900 office jobs in global overhaul
The US-based consumer goods group behind outdoor brands like Coleman and Marmot is reducing its workforce and closing stores to streamline operations.
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News briefsLight My Fire teams up with Martin Nordin to inspire mindful meals in nature
The outdoor brand and a Swedish recipe creator explore how seasonal ingredients and open-fire cooking connect people with nature.
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ArticleDeuter supports plastic-free peaks and repair tours during Green Week
Instead of offering discounts, the German outdoor gear maker is using Green Week to promote clean-up efforts, fair production, and product repairs.
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ArticleOutzip: “Own the experience, not the gear”
The Berlin-based company wants to solve the utilization problem in the outdoor industry with a standardized rental system that facilitates access to high-quality equipment.
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News briefsSolo Brands outlines progress in turnaround plan
The US-based outdoor goods company shared initial progress from its restructuring efforts following weak Q3 results and shifting market dynamics.
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ArticleDecathlon opens 100th store in Germany
The French sporting goods retailer opened its 100th German store in Nuremberg and is accelerating its expansion, with 25 more stores planned for 2026.
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ArticleSolo Brands sales fall on promo reset
The US outdoor-lifestyle group behind Solo Stove reset promotions, trimming losses but driving a sharp top-line drop in the quarter.
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News briefsLeatherman launches resale marketplace for tools
The tool manufacturer is entering the circular economy by enabling customers to buy and sell used gear through its new branded marketplace.
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ArticleTariffs weigh on Yeti’s Q3 profit despite solid cooler sales
The Austin-based outdoor brand faced tariff headwinds and lower drinkware sales, but international and cooler growth kept quarterly revenue up.
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News briefsSurf Expo expands ‘Shoreline Outdoor’ category
The US watersports trade show strengthens its role in uniting coastal and outdoor lifestyles by expanding its category to include inland and water-based brands.
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News briefsHelinox TERG collection brings outdoor design to urban carry
The South Korea-based brand known for lightweight outdoor gear rolls out its urban carry concept globally after years of limited regional availability.
