All General Outdoor articles – Page 15
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ArticleGore-Tex expands apparel materials portfolio
Celebrating 50 years of waterproof apparel technology, Gore-Tex has expanded its materials portfolio with new stretch, lightweight and recycled laminate solutions.
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ArticleKMD appoints Ian Morrice to board
The owner of Kathmandu, Rip Curl and Oboz has appointed former Metcash and Warehouse Group CEO Ian Morrice to its board.
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ArticleHervis outlines Hervis 4.0 retail model
Hervis’ CEO says the Austrian sports retailer is moving toward a phygital, service-led operating model.
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News briefsNikwax earns top Bluesign rating
The British aftercare specialist achieved Bluesign’s highest “Aspirational” rating following an independent sustainability audit.
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ArticleTeva partners with EOCA and IGOT
The outdoor footwear brand is partnering with EOCA and the It’s Great Out There Coalition to support conservation and inclusive access to nature.
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News briefsMips appoints Marie Björklund as CFO
The Swedish helmet safety technology company has appointed former Knowit CFO Marie Björklund as its new chief financial officer.
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News briefsOutdoor retailers climb NRF Top 100
Dick’s Sporting Goods, Bass Pro, Camping World and other outdoor-related retailers ranked among the largest US retailers.
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News briefsNike appoints distributor for ACG in Europe
The US sportswear group has appointed French Albion to distribute its ACG outdoor collection across key European outdoor markets.
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ArticleAustralia updates adventure activity standard
The Outdoor Council of Australia has opened industry consultation on a revised national framework for outdoor adventure safety and risk management.
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ArticleEOCA urges stronger protection for UK National Parks
Conservation leaders, outdoor brands and policymakers called for stronger governance and greater industry engagement to safeguard the UK’s National Parks.
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News briefsPriceRunner wins $1.97bn Google case
A Swedish court awarded PriceRunner US$1.97 billion in damages in its antitrust case against Google, subject to appeal.
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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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News briefsAsics to open Shinjuku flagship
The Japanese sportswear group will open a four-story flagship store in Tokyo’s Shinjuku district, adding customization and member services.
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ArticleStrava partners with Stanford on sports science
The fitness app developer is collaborating with Stanford researchers to integrate sports science into future platform features, with a focus on training, recovery and female athlete health.
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ArticleAmer Sports advances climate, circularity goals
Amer Sports reported progress on climate targets, circularity and governance in 2025, while acknowledging that absolute greenhouse gas emissions increased as the business continued to grow.
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ArticleBig Agnes: ‘Innovation starts with getting outside’
CEO Bill Gamber and International Director Mark Flanagan discuss Big Agnes’ evolution, innovation and future growth after 25 years.
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News briefsLeave No Trace partners with Teravail
The US nonprofit organization and the tire and gear brand have launched a partnership to educate gravel riders, mountain bikers and bikepackers on responsible outdoor recreation.
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ArticleReju opens first North American R&D center
Textile recycling specialist Reju has opened its first North American research and development center, expanding its capabilities to accelerate the development of polyester recycling and circular textile technologies.
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News briefsANWR Group expands AI tools and retail network
ANWR Group increased business volume in 2025 while expanding AI-driven retail tools, strengthening its European network and investing in technology and data services.
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News briefsPolygiene appoints Kurt De Meyer to lead Addmaster growth
Polygiene Group has appointed antimicrobial technology specialist Kurt De Meyer as Head of Commercial Growth for its Addmaster business segment.
