All Outdoor Industry Compass articles in OIC Vol. 18, 2025 – Page 72
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News briefsWunderFix expands remote bike repair services with free trial
The Germany-based bike repair platform offers retailers and e-bike brands a digital support tool to address technician shortages in the service sector.
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News briefsOdlo expands repair service across Europe
The Swiss functional apparel brand is scaling up its circular ReWear program to include free in-store repairs in all European Odlo locations.
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News briefsThe Lycra Company enters workwear textile market
The fiber solutions company is expanding into workwear, offering performance-based, recycled materials for durable and comfortable garments.
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News briefsThok launches new enduro e-bike with Bosch motor
The Italian e-bike brand expands its Enduro range with the TK02 S, a Bosch-powered model offering integrated tech, long-range capability and premium components.
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News briefsSorona marks 25 years, releases new LCA
The US-based biopolymer brand updates its environmental metrics and appoints a new CEO as it celebrates 25 years of innovation in sustainable materials.
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News briefsOrthoLite introduces breathable SloMo memory foam
The insole specialist expands its product line with a new breathable memory foam designed to improve comfort and airflow in footwear.
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News briefsMountain Hardwear debuts Fall 2025 collection
The US outdoor apparel brand has launched its latest seasonal collection, featuring new freeride, backcountry and climbing-focused gear.
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ArticleTextilcolor acquires Pyroshell patents from Schoeller
The Swiss textile chemistry company has taken over patent rights for a flame-retardant technology used in high-performance protective clothing.
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News briefsGarmin’s fēnix 8 Pro comes with inReach messaging
The brand new GPS smartwatch introduces satellite connectivity and MicroLED display.
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ArticlePolartec rolls out PFAS-free AirCore laminate for performance apparel
The new breathable laminate from the US-based performance fabric specialist offers PFAS-free weather protection and is designed for next-to-skin comfort.
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ArticleAllied Feather + Down expands transparency measures ahead of EU regulations
The new supply chain audits aim to futureproof down insulation products under the upcoming EU sustainability rules.
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News briefsAluula expands recyclable fabric use across sectors
The new breathable composite materials from Canada-based Aluula are shaping lighter, stronger and more recyclable gear across outdoor and industrial markets.
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News briefsNew Deuter travel bags field-tested in Africa
The new travel bags from a German outdoor brand were tested during a rugged overland journey in Africa, supported by national and automotive partners.
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News briefseBay marks 30 years with Nasdaq event and NYC pop-up
The global e-commerce platform celebrates three decades with a bell-ringing ceremony, an immersive 90s-themed retail space and a focus on AI-powered growth.
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ArticleBackcountry acquires Velotech to expand cycling reach
The US outdoor retailer adds Oregon-based Velotech to its portfolio as part of a broader strategy following its acquisition by CSC Generation.
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News briefsDuPont to sell its Kevlar and Nomex business to Arclin
The transaction values the business at around $1.8 billion.
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News briefsColumbia Sportswear to open first Scottish store
The store will be located at the Livingston Designer Outlet, the largest shopping mall in Scotland.
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News briefsLenzing appoints Milena Ioveva to new VP role
The Austrian fiber group names a new VP to lead corporate communications, investor relations, sustainability and public affairs under the CEO’s office.
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Short stops
Short Stops Week 37, 2025
EXECUTIVE CHANGES +++ Rumpl has appointed industry veteran Phyllis Grove to its Board of Directors to support brand expansion and growth in the technical blanket category +++ Ecco Americas has named industry veteran Matt Feiner as its new Chief Commercial Officer +++ Etsy has expanded CTO Rafe Colburn’s role ...
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ArticleWoom reports record first-half revenue growth
The Austrian maker of premium kids’ bikes saw a 41% sales increase in H1 2025 and plans to launch a new product for toddlers in October.
