All General Outdoor articles – Page 10
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News briefsSwedish sports retail rebounds in Q1
Sweden’s sports retail market returned to growth in the first quarter, helped by cold weather and stronger demand for winter equipment and apparel.
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ArticleKMD reshapes board leadership
The New-Zealand-based group has named Philip Bowman as chair, linking the leadership change to its ongoing Next Level turnaround plan.
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ArticleNewell Q1 beats expectations as outdoor sales soften
Better-than-expected Q1 results and improving demand trends prompted Newell Brands to raise its 2026 outlook, even as Outdoor & Recreation sales remained lower year over year.
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News briefsPeak Performance unveils new shell tech
The Swedish brand has introduced the Ridge HIPE ACE 3L Hiking Jacket, the first product using its new polypropylene membrane platform.
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ArticleL.L.Bean goes analog again
The US retailer will pause social media for a fifth year during Mental Health Month, expanding the initiative with limited-edition totes and wellness partnerships.
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ArticleColumbia lifts earnings outlook despite flat Q1 sales
International growth and a better tariff outlook supported Columbia’s updated 2026 guidance, while US wholesale weakness weighed on Q1 sales.
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News briefsLycra names sustainability VP
The US company has promoted longtime executive Alistair Williamson to lead product sustainability as it expands lower-impact fiber innovation.
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ArticleEquip secures B Corp status
The owner of Rab and Lowe Alpine has achieved B Corp certification as it advances its long-term responsible growth strategy.
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News briefsNordisk opens China flagship
Danish outdoor brand Nordisk has opened its first store in China, using Shanghai as the launchpad for an ambitious national retail expansion.
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OpinionMade in Britain: Is it worth looking out for this moniker?
In this column, Charles Ross examines whether “Made in Britain” still carries real business value for outdoor brands, weighing heritage, innovation, repair services and supply-chain resilience against
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OpinionWhat FIBO 2026 tells the outdoor industry about the future of active business
Alexa Dehmel argues that FIBO 2026 showed how fitness, wellness and community are reshaping active business — with lessons the outdoor industry should not ignore.
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ArticleSwitchback reveals headliners
Switchback Spring has announced three featured sessions for its June event in New Orleans, focused on public lands, participation trends and outdoor access.
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News briefsVaude returns to Ludwigsburg
The Germany outdoor brand has reopened a branded store in Ludwigsburg, strengthening its franchise retail model through a partnership with local specialist retailer Funbox.
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ArticleOR names new show lead
Outdoor Retailer has named Matthew Mathiasen as Group Show Director as the trade show prepares for its Minneapolis debut in August.
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News briefsTSG reshapes leadership model
Action sports protection brand TSG will implement a new leadership structure from May 1, separating responsibilities into Product & Marketing and Operations.
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News briefsGarmin Q1 sales rise 14% as Outdoor declines
Record first-quarter revenue and earnings were driven by Fitness, Aviation and Marine growth, while Outdoor sales declined against a strong prior-year comparison.
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ArticleRocky Brands grows Q1 sales, margins pressured by tariffs
Strong growth at Xtratuf and Muck Boot lifted Rocky Brands’ first-quarter sales, but tariff costs continued to pressure profitability.
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News briefsMichelin sole licensee adds new hires
JV International has appointed four new professionals across commercial, sales, product and technical roles as it expands its Michelin-branded sole platform globally.
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ArticleEcco debuts protein fiber shoe
The Danish footwear brand has introduced a limited-edition Biom 720 shoe featuring a new protein-based fiber made from leather production by-products.
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News briefsHelly’s Ægir Smock Top targets toughest seas
The Norwegian brand has unveiled the new Ægir Ocean Smock Top, developed for extreme offshore sailing with upgraded protection and mobility.
