Hiking & Trekking – Page 11
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News briefsArc’teryx opens new store in Chamonix
Arc’teryx has officially reopened its retail presence in Chamonix, marking a significant expansion in the heart of the Alpine town. According to sport-guide.com, the new store, located at 265 Rue du Docteur Paccard, spans 242 sqm – three times the size of its previous location, which closed three years ago. ...
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News briefsHaglöfs enters new partnership for the Italian market
The Swedish outdoor brand partners with Sport Alliance International to strengthen its Alpine market reach.
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News briefsNorrøna expands Austrian presence with new showroom
The Norwegian outdoor brand has opened a new B2B showroom in Salzburg’s Brandboxx.
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News briefsGore-Tex tests online repair portal in UK
Gore-Tex debuts an online repair portal in the UK powered by United Repair Centre, offering high-quality fixes for damaged gear.
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ArticleColumbia ramping up marketing spend, new products this year
Columbia Sportswear plans a marketing revamp, cost reviews and global expansion to counter a challenging FY24.
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ArticleRecco expands SAR helicopter detector network to Nepal
Recco expands its SAR Helicopter Detector network to Nepal, enhancing search-and-rescue capabilities for trekkers and mountaineers in the Himalayas.
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News briefsStefano Saccone named President of Peak Performance
Saccone, the current CEO of Woolrich, takes over from Sara Molnar as the new President of Peak Performance, effective April 1.
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News briefsTatonka now producing 100% with solar power
Sustainable energy investment powers the German outdoor company’s production in Vietnam.
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News briefsCotopaxi announces appointments of new CMO and SVP Product & Merchandising
Craig Rowley and Sara Westbrook are joining the B Corp outdoor brand, while Stephan Jacob is shifting roles to strengthen the brand and product strategy.
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ArticleBerghaus expands adaptive outdoor gear initiative with public applications
The British outdoor brand is launching public applications for its Adaptive Gear Program, making the outdoors more accessible to people with disabilities.
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ArticleSprayway partners with Field Studies Council to support outdoor learning
The outdoor clothing brand donates 250 waterproof gear sets and collaborates on outdoor gear testing for UK field centers.
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ArticleSport 2000 GmbH reports solid growth
Despite a challenging market, the seven-country retail group achieves €4.04bn in sales in 2024.
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News briefsFive Italian brands launch the Sportsystem Sustainability Network
Aku, Alpinestars, La Sportiva, Scarpa and Tecnica announce a joint initiative focusing on sustainability.
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News briefsLowa rated ‘good’ in Fair Wear’s brand performance check
As the first shoe manufacturer to produce mainly in Europe, Lowa completes the initial Fair Wear Foundation Brand Performance Check with the second-highest rating.
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ArticleDeckers reports record Q3 revenue, raises 2025 outlook
Deckers Brands’ international sales surged by 28.5 percent; the overall record Q3 revenue was driven by Ugg and Hoka.
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News briefsOrthoLite India appoints Commercial Director
OrthoLite India names Pankaj Kumar as Commercial Director, strengthening its commitment to local-for-local production.
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ArticleRVRC starts Q3 with sales growth after top line jumps 12% in Q2
Swedish DTC brand RevolutionRace sees early 2025 sales growth despite market challenges, expanding its global reach and tripling alpine collection sales in Q2.
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ArticleArc’teryx announces key leadership appointments; new CMO a Nike veteran
Matt Bolte, Marissa Pardini and Ben Stubbington take strategic roles at Amer’s Canadian outdoor brand.
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News briefsRLVNT Distribution partners with Moonlight
The Swedish distribution company and the Norwegian outdoor brand team up to expand high-performance outdoor gear sales across Europe.
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News briefsOrtlieb implements AI-powered repair system
The German outdoor company partners with the Munich-based AI startup Brakeable to streamline repairs, enhancing efficiency and sustainability while simplifying the customer experience.
