All Hiking & Trekking articles – Page 9
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News briefsScarpa adds three new managers
Italian outdoor footwear specialist Scarpa has named new leaders in product development and marketing as part of its wider organizational transformation.
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ArticleCoats trading steady, OrthoLite bolsters outlook
The UK-based apparel and footwear components supplier held margins in a soft market and closed the OrthoLite deal to expand into open-cell insoles.
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News briefsRab and Gramicci unveil collaborative climbing line
Two heritage climbing brands from the UK and the US unite to celebrate 1980s climbing culture with a new seven-piece capsule collection.
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News briefsHoudini and Osprey launch circular backpack
Two outdoor brands from Sweden and the US unveil a minimalist, repairable and fully recyclable backpack designed for all-season alpine use.
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ArticleTariffs weigh on Yeti’s Q3 profit despite solid cooler sales
The Austin-based outdoor brand faced tariff headwinds and lower drinkware sales, but international and cooler growth kept quarterly revenue up.
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News briefsSamsonite announces CFO transition ahead of 2026
The world’s largest travel luggage group will see a senior leadership change as its CFO departs after seven years with the company.
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News briefsBuff posts €2.7m profit for 2025
The Catalan brand ended its fiscal year with stable growth and a stronger export base spanning more than 70 countries.
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ArticleSaucony and Merrell power Wolverine’s Q3
Running and outdoor momentum from Saucony and Merrell drives double-digit growth in Wolverine’s Active Group, offsetting softness in Work.
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News briefsGore-Tex launches global “Breathe” campaign
The materials innovator introduces a new global marketing push focused on personal stories, emotional moments and next-gen technology.
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ArticleHelly Hansen drives Kontoor’s record quarter
The owner of Wrangler, Lee and Helly Hansen reported double-digit sales growth and stronger profitability in Q3, lifting its full-year outlook.
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News briefsLeadership change at Haglöfs
The Swedish outdoor brand introduces a new CEO as it prepares for continued international growth and evolving creative direction.
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ArticleNewell Brands thinks Outdoor & Rec biz has 'started to turn the corner’
The US consumer goods group reports steady Outdoor & Recreation sales and improved profitability amid ongoing restructuring and tariff headwinds.
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ArticleFenix Outdoor regains momentum as brand segment drives recovery
After a tough start to 2025, the Swedish outdoor group rebounds in Q3, with strong brand sales offsetting weakness in wholesale and e-commerce.
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ArticleColumbia profit slumps as US weakness offsets international gains
Columbia’s Q3 results show rising international sales but plunging profits, hit by US softness, higher costs, and brand write-downs.
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News briefsBuff expands sustainable Merino line with plant-based dyes
The Spanish headwear specialist launches new Merino neckwear using natural pigments and ethically sourced wool produced locally in Barcelona.
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News briefsIcebug introduces Nordic Traction winter sole technology
The Swedish footwear specialist unveils a new rubber compound designed to boost grip and durability on icy and snowy Nordic terrain.
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News briefsKontoor Brands names new Helly Hansen chief
The North Carolina-based apparel company names a new global head for its Norwegian outdoor and workwear brand.
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News briefsPeak Performance to open another Vancouver store
The Scandinavian outdoor brand strengthens its North American presence with a second Vancouver store in one of the city’s busiest retail corridors.
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ArticleRocky Brands Q3 sales growth, Xtratuf leads
The US footwear group posts solid Q3 gains as Xtratuf drives growth, though new tariffs are expected to pressure margins into 2026.
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ArticleVF's Q2 results highlight TNF growth
The North Face and Timberland drove VF Corp’s stronger-than-expected quarter, underscoring the outdoor segment’s role in the group’s gradual turnaround.
