All Climbing articles
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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 briefsMontura opens new store in Turin
An Italian outdoor brand opens a new store in Turin’s historic center, blending retail, mountain culture and creative community programming.
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News briefsOrtovox appoints Lisa Sinnegger as head of design
The German mountain sports brand appoints a new design lead to drive its product evolution with a focus on longevity and authenticity.
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News briefsKlättermusen acquires Korean distributor AYL
The Swedish mountaineering gear brand has taken full control of its South Korean distribution partner after nearly a decade.
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ArticleAmer Sports Q3 surge led by Arc’teryx and Salomon
The premium outdoor brands of Amer Sports powered a strong Q3, with Arc’teryx, Salomon and Peak Performance driving 30% revenue growth.
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News briefsClimbers Against Cancer seeking partners for recovery program
The UK-based charity dedicated to supporting people affected by cancer is seeking partners to expand an indoor‑climbing recovery program with global potential.
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News briefsRab retools Microlight collection for FW26
The British outdoor brand unveils a redesigned down jacket line with recycled fabrics, higher performance and new waterproof features.
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ArticleLowa launches global scholarship for women climbers
The German outdoor footwear brand strengthens its equity efforts with a new global program and flagship Matterhorn ascent led by Ines Papert.
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ArticleEuropean Outdoor Week 2026 opens registration
The new event for Europe’s outdoor sector launches in May 2026, combining trade shows, summits, awards and demo days in Italy.
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News briefsScarpa adds three new managers
Italian outdoor footwear specialist Scarpa has named new leaders in product development and marketing as part of its wider organizational transformation.
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News briefsRab and Gramicci unveil collaborative climbing line
Two heritage climbing brands from the UK and the US unite to celebrate 1980s climbing culture with a new seven-piece capsule collection.
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News briefsVoluntary safety check for Mammut via ferrata sets
The Swiss outdoor brand urges users of certain via ferrata sets to perform a product check following concerns over carabiner performance.
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News briefsLeadership change at Haglöfs
The Swedish outdoor brand introduces a new CEO as it prepares for continued international growth and evolving creative direction.
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ArticleNewell Brands thinks Outdoor & Rec biz has 'started to turn the corner’
The US consumer goods group reports steady Outdoor & Recreation sales and improved profitability amid ongoing restructuring and tariff headwinds.
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ArticleVertical Pro 2025 expands program and test areas
The German trade show for climbing and height work returns in November with expanded halls, new test areas and a broader women’s program
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ArticleColumbia profit slumps as US weakness offsets international gains
Columbia’s Q3 results show rising international sales but plunging profits, hit by US softness, higher costs, and brand write-downs.
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News briefsBlack Diamond Rock Tour Europe 2025/26
The brand brings its latest climbing shoe collection to gyms across eight European countries this fall and winter.
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ArticleVF's Q2 results highlight TNF growth
The North Face and Timberland drove VF Corp’s stronger-than-expected quarter, underscoring the outdoor segment’s role in the group’s gradual turnaround.
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ArticleSolid organic growth despite negative impact of tariffs in Mips’ Q3
The Swedish helmet safety specialist delivered strong organic growth and resilient margins despite US tariff uncertainty and higher legal expenses.
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News briefsCimalp introduces breathable fleece innovations
A new performance fleece concept from the French outdoor textile specialist combines warmth, stretch and breathability for mountain sports.
