The latest news, analysis and data on key outdoor segments including trail running, climbing, b/c snowsports, cycling, kanu & kayak, camping, adventure travel, urban outdoor, hunting & fishing and more.
Patagonia relocates Munich offices
The outdoor brand is moving its Munich team to a renovated former power plant, combining offices and a showroom for retail partners.
Youngone wins final ruling in Scott dispute
A final arbitration ruling allows the South Korean group to recover $6.6 million following its acquisition of a 96.71% stake in Scott.
Fenix Outdoor grows in Europe but struggles in the US
Fenix Outdoor increased revenue in the third quarter of 2026. However, operating profit stagnated as the US market remained weak. Meanwhile, Germany stabilized and the Nordic markets drove growth.
Yeti enters technical outdoor apparel market
The cooler and drinkware specialist is entering technical outerwear with products featuring Nuyarn merino, PrimaLoft and hybrid insulation.
NNormal expands into alpine apparel
The trail running brand is expanding into alpine activities with four technical garments developed and tested with Kilian Jornet.
Altra jumps 40% as VF improves profitability
VF Corp. boosted profits in its second fiscal quarter. However, the turnaround at Vans remains elusive. Meanwhile, The North Face, Timberland and Altra continued to grow.
ATG completes Lowe Alpine acquisition
The Chinese brand operator has finalized its acquisition of Lowe Alpine and outlined plans to rebuild the brand’s trekking and backpack business.
Vaude is the first brand certified under Green Shape
The outdoor brand becomes the first to complete independent Green Shape certification, with 80 percent of its fall/winter collection certified.
Helly Hansen extends Hahnenkamm deal to 2030
The Norwegian brand has renewed its agreement with the Kitzbühel races, citing athlete feedback, international exposure and merchandise opportunities.
Patagonia relocates Munich offices
The outdoor brand is moving its Munich team to a renovated former power plant, combining offices and a showroom for retail partners.
Peak Performance marks 40 years with ski capsule
The Swedish outdoor brand revisits its 1993 R&D ski system, combining modular construction with updated Gore-Tex and insulation technologies.
Elan prepares global rebranding for 2027/28
The Slovenian ski manufacturer is introducing a new identity and logo as part of a broader strategic repositioning.
Salomon and Pas Normal Studios expand collaboration
The French outdoor brand and Danish cycling specialist have collaborated on three running products combining technical performance and minimalist design.
The Running Event unveils partner programming
The December trade show in San Antonio will feature industry-led education, community initiatives and networking opportunities.
Garmin raises outlook as Q3 sales climb 12%
Strong demand for adventure watches and wearables helped lift profitability, while tariff refunds contributed to higher margins.
NNormal expands into alpine apparel
The trail running brand is expanding into alpine activities with four technical garments developed and tested with Kilian Jornet.
GSM Outdoors plans $100m loan
The US outdoor group plans additional borrowing to finance acquisitions, with leverage expected to rise to 6.2 times Ebitda.
Shimano raises outlook as bike sales recover
Double-digit third-quarter growth in bicycle components and improving inventory levels prompted an upward revision to annual forecasts.
Kuiu opens sixth US store in Arizona
The hunting apparel specialist opens its sixth US store in Arizona as its workwear business reports 235% growth over 12 months.
RevolutionRace surpasses SEK 2bn in sales as RVRC enters new chapter
Sales and profitability improved in 2025/26 as RVRC prepared for a new growth phase following its first acquisition.
Youngone wins final ruling in Scott dispute
A final arbitration ruling allows the South Korean group to recover $6.6 million following its acquisition of a 96.71% stake in Scott.
Garmin raises outlook as Q3 sales climb 12%
Strong demand for adventure watches and wearables helped lift profitability, while tariff refunds contributed to higher margins.
Shimano raises outlook as bike sales recover
Double-digit third-quarter growth in bicycle components and improving inventory levels prompted an upward revision to annual forecasts.
Amflow expands global e-bike availability
The young Chinese e-bike brand, closely linked to drone manufacturer DJI, is expanding its international presence with three models.
TMD Locks expands into German retail market
The Dutch security brand has appointed three experienced sales agents to introduce its keyless electronic bicycle locks to German retailers.
Youngone wins final ruling in Scott dispute
A final arbitration ruling allows the South Korean group to recover $6.6 million following its acquisition of a 96.71% stake in Scott.
Garmin raises outlook as Q3 sales climb 12%
Strong demand for adventure watches and wearables helped lift profitability, while tariff refunds contributed to higher margins.
Shimano raises outlook as bike sales recover
Double-digit third-quarter growth in bicycle components and improving inventory levels prompted an upward revision to annual forecasts.
Sportshopen continues store expansion after financial restructuring
The Swedish sporting goods retailer is opening stores again after emerging from a major financial restructuring in 2024.
Pradco acquires Kent Outdoors in move into watersports
The EBSCO subsidiary is moving beyond hunting and fishing with the acquisition of a portfolio spanning watersports and marine safety.
Tahe Outdoors relaunches investor search after improved summer season
The French watersports manufacturer reports positive cash flow and stable underlying sales as it seeks an investor during its court-supervised restructuring.
GoPro agrees Starman Optical merger in major strategic reset
The action-camera pioneer will remain publicly listed but move into AI infrastructure and defense under a deal that gives shareholders $285 million in cash and a 10 percent stake in the combined company.
Outdoor tourism’s infrastructure challenge
FESI and POW call for better rail connections, infrastructure and industry cooperation to support sustainable outdoor tourism in Europe.
Thule Group Chairman resigns amid shareholder pressure
Hans Eckerström has resigned with immediate effect after shareholders representing 28% of Thule Group proposed a new Board Chairman.
Gregory and Faction launch ski travel collection
The two brands have joined forces on a four-piece collection of ski travel equipment, combining technical functionality with freeride-inspired design.
Deuter restructures UK and Ireland distribution
A new distribution partnership takes effect Nov. 1 as Deuter closes SSO UK and transfers responsibility to Burton McCall.
Zenbivy strengthens European DTC business
The US sleeping systems specialist is expanding its European presence through an Austrian distribution and fulfillment operation.
Cagoon puts repairability at the center of design
A Bavarian startup founded by a former Gore-Tex product manager is challenging conventional cooler design with local production and repairability.
Lupine appoints Bicimax as Iberian distributor
The German lighting specialist is strengthening its retail network and local service capabilities across Spain, Portugal and Andorra.
Decathlon opens eighth Austrian store in Innsbruck
The sporting goods retailer has opened its eighth Austrian location in Innsbruck, focusing on mountain and winter sports as it continues to expand.
The Running Event unveils partner programming
The December trade show in San Antonio will feature industry-led education, community initiatives and networking opportunities.
Helinox expands apparel business with Seoul flagship
The outdoor furniture specialist is expanding its apparel business with a six-story flagship in Seoul and plans to enter China.
The North Face and Cecilie Bahnsen reunite
The fourth collaboration reinterprets iconic outdoor apparel and footwear with feminine silhouettes, floral embroidery and technical fabrics.
Altra jumps 40% as VF improves profitability
VF Corp. boosted profits in its second fiscal quarter. However, the turnaround at Vans remains elusive. Meanwhile, The North Face, Timberland and Altra continued to grow.
Thule Q3 profit rises 15% despite weak RV market
European sales and newer product categories supported profitability, while tariff refunds contributed to higher margins.
Thule Group Chairman resigns amid shareholder pressure
Hans Eckerström has resigned with immediate effect after shareholders representing 28% of Thule Group proposed a new Board Chairman.
Fox Factory replaces CEO, cuts 2026 outlook amid operational challenges
Mike Dennison steps down as Fox Factory lowers its 2026 financial outlook, citing operational challenges and softer bicycle sales.
Fox Factory discloses financial fallout from Marucci divestment
New financial details put a price tag on Fox Factory’s brief foray into diamond sports, including a $120.1 million loss from the Marucci divestment.
Patagonia relocates Munich offices
The outdoor brand is moving its Munich team to a renovated former power plant, combining offices and a showroom for retail partners.
Lenzing updates ownership after capital increase
B&C and Suzano retain 52.25% of voting rights, while Suzano’s parent company acquires a direct stake and Goldman Sachs holds 5.86%.
Minus33 doubles US manufacturing footprint
The family-owned merino wool specialist is investing in a new facility in New Hampshire, with plans to expand production and increase employment.
Youngone wins final ruling in Scott dispute
A final arbitration ruling allows the South Korean group to recover $6.6 million following its acquisition of a 96.71% stake in Scott.