All Climbing articles – Page 3
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News briefsHaglöfs with first flagship in South Korea
The outdoor brand enters the Korean retail market with its first flagship store at the base of a major national park near Seoul.
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News briefsLa Sportiva opens flagship on Kalymnos island
The Italian climbing and outdoor brand will open a concept store on the Greek island, aiming to strengthen its connection to the climbing community.
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News briefsMountain Hardwear debuts Fall 2025 collection
The US outdoor apparel brand has launched its latest seasonal collection, featuring new freeride, backcountry and climbing-focused gear.
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News briefsHaglöfs appoints Steen Borgholm to board
The Swedish outdoor brand has named a former footwear and fashion CEO to its board as it looks to expand its international presence.
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ArticleVaude publishes sustainability report with ESRS alignment
The German outdoor brand presents its new sustainability report, voluntarily adopting European standards ahead of legal requirements.
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News briefsAlpine schools form alliance for climate action
Four leading mountaineering schools from Germany, Switzerland and Italy have joined forces to cut emissions and promote sustainable alpine tourism.
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News briefsHelen of Troy names new CEO
The consumer products company has appointed former Nike and Converse executive G. Scott Uzzell as its new chief executive officer.
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ArticleSamsonite sees lower sales, Gregory brand grows
Soft travel demand weighed on results for the world’s largest luggage maker, while outdoor brand Gregory posted double-digit growth.
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News briefsBerghaus partners with AMGA to equip US guides
The British outdoor apparel brand will provide technical gear and event support to the American Mountain Guides Association under a new partnership.
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News briefsMountain Equipment Director steps down after 21 years
Richard Talbot is stepping aside following health concerns but will stay involved as a consultant.
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News briefsFrancesco Parisotto of Scarpa has passed away
An Italian footwear pioneer and driving force behind the Montebelluna sports district, Francesco Parisotto helped shape the global reputation of Scarpa.
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News briefsRab expands US presence with new Denver store
The UK-based outdoor brand has opened a larger retail location in Denver, aiming to strengthen ties with Colorado’s mountain sports community.
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ArticleNewell Brands grows margins, cuts sales outlook
The parent of Marmot and Coleman improved profitability in Q2 despite lower sales and adjusted its full-year outlook to reflect tariff headwinds.
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ArticleClarus sees wider loss as Adventure segment falters
The outdoor gear company reported a wider quarterly loss amid continued weakness in its vehicle accessories segment.
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ArticleColumbia cuts energy use, reaches 375,000 workers in 2024
The US outdoor group outlines key environmental and social milestones across its four core brands in its latest sustainability report.
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News briefsLaura Dahlmeier fatally injured in Karakorum
31-year-old German mountaineer and former Olympic biathlon champion Laura Dahlmeier lost her life in a rockfall incident while climbing Laila Peak in Pakistan.
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News briefsRab Lab Academy: Global training platform for retailers
The outdoor brand introduces a new learning system to boost product knowledge and sales skills among global retail partners.
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News briefsGrivel shifts to direct wholsalse model in the US
The Italian mountain gear manufacturer restructures its US business to work more closely with specialty outdoor retailers.
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ArticleOberalp targets net-zero with circular design strategy
The Italy-based mountain sports group outlines its circular roadmap to carbon neutrality, placing product design and durability at the center.
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ArticleVaude cuts emissions 40% while growing revenue
The German outdoor brand reports significant climate progress, reducing global emissions by 40 percent since 2019 while increasing revenue by 27 percent.
