All General Outdoor articles – Page 32
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ArticleSOG marks 25 years of collaboration
Scandinavian Outdoor Group is using its 25th anniversary to reinforce a founding idea that collective action can help outdoor brands compete and grow internationally.
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ArticleRevolutionRace lifts Q3 Ebit 31%
RVRC Holding AB reported higher third-quarter profitability, with Ebit up 31% and gross margin expansion despite flat reported sales.
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News briefsUK launches National Parks Day
A new nationwide initiative will spotlight the cultural and environmental value of the UK’s National Parks, inviting public and industry participation.
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ArticleNational Outdoor Expo unveils new format for 2027
A redesigned structure focused on activities, retail and hands-on participation aims to make the National Outdoor Expo more relevant and immersive when it returns in 2027.
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ArticleOIA report highlights collaboration driving sustainability progress
Collaboration, practical tools and rising engagement defined sustainability progress in 2025, as the US Outdoor Industry Association supported members through economic and regulatory pressure.
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News briefsBoa marks 25 years of fit innovation
From snowboard boots to a global performance platform, Boa Technology marks 25 years of innovation, backed by measurable gains in fit, efficiency and control.
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ArticleIcebreaker nears full plastic-free milestone
Natural fibers continue to replace synthetics at scale, as Icebreaker reports record plastic-free levels and expanded regenerative sourcing in its latest transparency update.
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News briefsTNF links gear with food equity
A new limited-edition collection connects outdoor performance gear with agricultural work and food equity, blending product design with social impact.
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ArticleSGS posts record Q1 sales on organic growth and acquisitions
Strong organic growth and acquisitions lifted SGS to record first-quarter sales, as the testing and certification group expanded digital and sustainability services.
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News briefsMoncler Group Q1 sales grow on Asia rebound
A rebound in Asia and continued strength in direct-to-consumer sales lifted Moncler Group’s first-quarter revenue, offsetting weaker demand in Europe.
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ArticleNew Wave Group Q1 sales rise, profit declines
The Swedish group delivers continued growth in the first quarter despite weak market conditions, while profitability is impacted by acquisitions and ongoing investments.
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ArticleDeuter deepens footprint analysis for backpacks
As sustainability becomes a measurable requirement under new EU rules, Deuter is using lifecycle analysis to identify and reduce the environmental footprint of its backpacks.
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News briefsBerghaus advances women’s legwear design
Designed with the changing needs of the female body in mind, Berghaus introduces a new legwear technology to improve comfort and performance in outdoor activities.
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News briefsRab expands first-layer system for SS26
Designed for warm-weather performance, Rab’s updated first-layer collection combines UV protection, moisture control and versatility for mountain use.
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News briefsRoots expands conservation partnership with limited Earth Month collection
A new limited-edition T-shirt collection is set to support conservation efforts in Canada, as Roots continues its partnership with the Nature Conservancy of Canada.
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News briefsSafilo in talks to acquire Spy+ and Serengeti from Bollé Brands
Safilo is in exclusive negotiations to acquire Spy+ and Serengeti, a move that would strengthen its sport and premium eyewear positioning while accelerating its shift toward owned brands.
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News briefsOdlo launches ultralight ’Feel Light’ baselayers
Designed for warm conditions and high-output activity, Odlo’s new “Feel Light” baselayer collection focuses on cooling, breathability and moisture management.
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ArticleHelen of Troy’s Home & Outdoor beats guidance as Osprey stands out
Helen of Troy reported weaker Q4 sales, but its Home & Outdoor segment exceeded expectations, supported by continued strength at Osprey despite softer demand and tariff pressure.
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ArticleMips reports strong Q1 growth, margin expansion; CFO transition announced
Strong top-line growth and improved margins mark Mips’ start to 2026, even as currency headwinds and legal costs weigh on profitability.
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OpinionA warning we can’t ignore: What ‘People’s Emergency Briefing’ means for the outdoor industry
A new film revisiting last year’s National Emergency Briefing in London highlights the accelerating climate crisis and raises urgent questions about how the outdoor industry responds.
