All Hiking & Trekking articles – Page 17
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News briefsArc’teryx to open third German store
The Canadian outdoor brand continues its retail expansion in Germany with a new store in the country’s northern port city of Hamburg.
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News briefsAku’s decarbonization plan validated by SBTi
This is an evolution of Aku’s longstanding commitment to environmental and social responsibility issues.
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ArticleHydro Flask, Osprey aiming to expand in EMEA, Asia-Pacific
The US-based outdoor brands are seeking strategic partners as their parent faces major operational challenges.
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ArticleHimalayan Climate Charter 2025 calls for global action
A South Korean outdoor brand BlackYak co-hosted a climate summit in Nepal, launching a global charter to protect the Himalayas from warming impacts.
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News briefsUSWE unveils modular VST backpack series at Eurobike
The Swedish outdoor pack specialist introduces customizable gear for multi-sport users.
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News briefsOakley launches 50th anniversary eyewear edition
The American eyewear specialist marks its 50-year milestone with a limited-edition collection inspired by its iconic design heritage.
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ArticleKeela Outdoors relaunches iconic Falkland Parka
The Scottish outdoor brand brings back a traditional jacket with sustainable improvements and a charitable connection. And guess what: Liam Gallagher has also worn this one on stage.
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ArticleOberalp highlights Italian footwear hub in new sustainability push
The Italian facility drives technical development for Dynafit, Salewa and more
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ArticleMontane releases 2025 social responsibility report
The UK-based outdoor brand outlines supply chain progress and labor priorities in a year marked by Fair Wear ’Leader’ status achievement
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News briefsGarmin adds Google Maps navigation to smartwatches
Smartwatch users can now access turn-by-turn directions directly on their wrists via a new Google Maps app.
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News briefsKingmaker reports annual loss amid rising costs and tariffs
The China-based footwear manufacturer for US and global brands has posted a net loss, as declining orders and tariffs weigh on margins.
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ArticleColumbia opens largest flagship store in Japan
The US outdoor brand expands its physical retail presence with a two-story Tokyo flagship focused on innovation, heritage and local engagement.
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ArticleMountain Equipment cuts emissions by 26% in 2024
The British alpine gear specialist has released its 2024 sustainability report, outlining progress in emissions, materials and ethical sourcing.
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News briefsMont expands to UK with new sales partnership
Australian outdoor brand Mont Adventure Equipment has launched in the UK with a new sales partnership and strong debut at OTS 2025.
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ArticleMammut highlights circularity and PFAS phase-out in 2024 report
The Swiss outdoor brand outlines key circularity milestones and material innovations while accelerating efforts to eliminate PFAS from all products.
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News briefsAirMarker launches alpine safety academy in Zermatt
The Switzerland-based outdoor safety innovator is introducing a new event focused on summer mountain safety and visibility in alpine environments.
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ArticleAdventure travel sector stabilizes amid rising demand
Tour operators report steady growth, shifting traveler motivations and increasing demand for customization and climate-conscious travel.
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ArticleTatonka expands factory transparency program in Vietnam
The German outdoor equipment brand continues weekly factory visits in Vietnam, highlighting its long-term commitment to social responsibility and open production.
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ArticleKatadyn Group appoints new CEO
The Swiss outdoor hydration and nutrition specialist announces new leadership as it targets growth across consumer and institutional markets.
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News briefsFormer Scott executive to lead Lenzerheide Bergbahnen
The Swiss mountain destination company names Reto Aeschbacher as its next CEO, aiming to boost customer experience and innovation.
