All Climbing articles – Page 2
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News briefsLowa and Tegernsee festival back young filmmakers
The footwear brand and Tegernsee mountain film festival are again offering €5,000 to support an emerging filmmaker and an alpine documentary project.
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ArticleClarus Outdoor growth offsets Adventure weakness in Q2
Outdoor growth and improving underlying margins helped offset continued weakness in Adventure, while a $6.1 million tariff refund lifted Q2 earnings.
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ArticleGoldwin cuts H1 outlook after weak Q1
Slower wholesale sales and weaker demand for The North Face apparel pushed Goldwin’s Q1 profit sharply lower, prompting a substantial first-half forecast cut.
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ArticleOberalp advances circular product design in Net Zero journey
The Italian mountain sports group is expanding circular product design through textile-to-textile recycling, repair services and mono-material construction.
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News briefsVaude appoints Julian Uhlhaas as marketing head
Vaude has appointed Julian Uhlhaas as head of marketing, succeeding Manfred Meindl and sharpening its focus on brand development and younger target groups.
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ArticleColumbia Sportswear Q2 sales rise as footwear gains momentum
Footwear and international markets drove Columbia Sportswear’s Q2 sales higher, while tariff refunds lifted margins and earnings.
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ArticleJacobs sells Mammut to Chinese investor
Jacobs Capital is selling Mammut to Chinese alternative investment firm CPE, ending a five-year ownership period marked by international expansion, higher margins and double-digit annual sales growth.
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ArticleMammut highlights PFAS milestone in 2025 Responsibility Report
Mammut’s 2025 Responsibility Report highlights its PFAS transition, validated net-zero target and continued progress in repair and circularity.
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News briefsVertical Pro expands 2026 exhibitor lineup
The rope access and climbing trade show has released its preliminary exhibitor directory, featuring around 25 first-time exhibitors and 30 startups ahead of the November event.
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ArticleSchöffel publishes 2025 sustainability report, advances circularity strategy
The German outdoor and workwear specialist has published its 2025 Sustainability Report, outlining progress on circularity, supply chain responsibility and climate action while preparing science-based emissions targets for SBTi validation.
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ArticleUvex Group marks 100 years with €683m in sales
The German safety and sports equipment group is marking its 100th anniversary with 3,000 employees, 49 subsidiaries and annual sales of €683 million.
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ArticleAku launches alpine water-awareness initiative
The Italian footwear brand is working with tourism and mountain-guide partners to raise awareness of water scarcity at alpine huts.
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News briefsLa Sportiva spotlights Spring 2027 apparel lineup
La Sportiva is continuing the rollout of its mountain apparel portfolio with a renewed focus on selected running, alpine and climbing pieces as part of its Spring 2027 marketing campaign.
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ArticleWorkers target TNF over Movement Gyms partnership
Unionized climbing gym workers plan nationwide protests at The North Face stores, urging VF Corp. to end its partnership with Movement Gyms over alleged labor rights violations.
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ArticleLa Sportiva reaches €213m in 2025 sales
The Italian outdoor brand reported positive 2025 results despite market headwinds and is investing more than €20 million in infrastructure, welfare and training.
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ArticleAku reaches PFAS-free material milestone
Italian outdoor footwear specialist Aku reports 100% PFAS NIA materials purchased for its outdoor line and advances circularity initiatives.
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News briefsMammut launches period underwear for mountain sports
The Swiss mountaineering gear specialist and Female Engineering have developed period underwear for outdoor activities, targeting hiking, climbing, trail running and skiing.
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News briefsOutdoor Retailer expands Wild Reach creator program
Outdoor Retailer has expanded its Wild Reach creator initiative ahead of its August 2026 show, giving exhibitors access to a combined social audience of more than 11.7 million followers.
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News briefsAgosti Xtreme Sport closes after more than 60 years
A long-established Spanish mountain sports retailer has ceased trading after more than six decades, as independent sporting goods stores continue to disappear across the country.
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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.
