All Snowsports articles – Page 11
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ArticleUvex Group marks 100 years with €683m in sales
The German safety and sports equipment group is marking its 100th anniversary with 3,000 employees, 49 subsidiaries and annual sales of €683 million.
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ArticleThule lifts Q2 profit as organic sales grow
Thule improved second-quarter earnings and margins as organic sales rose across all product areas, led by Active with Kids & Dogs.
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News briefsKästle USA reshapes executive leadership
Kästle USA has appointed Jed Duke as managing director, as CEO Steven Poulin prepares to leave the Austrian ski brand’s US subsidiary.
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News briefsOakley’s new Infiniloop eyewear is a limited edition
Oakley has introduced Infiniloop, a limited-edition eyewear design that combines titanium and O-Matter construction with the brand’s Future Genesis storytelling platform.
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News briefsKopilot.id strengthens team for growth
Digital emergency ID platform Kopilot.id has added two outdoor industry veterans as it expands partnerships and commercial activities across multiple outdoor and action sports markets.
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ArticleMips Q2 sales surge as all categories grow
The Swedish helmet safety technology company delivered strong Q2 growth across Sports, Motorcycle and Safety, while higher volumes and its scalable model lifted operating margins.
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News briefsWashoe County adds Recco helicopter rescue system
The Washoe County Sheriff’s Office has equipped its RAVEN helicopter program with Recco’s aerial search-and-rescue technology, extending coverage across the Sierra Nevada.
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News briefsMaul Sport expands distribution with Toko and Invu
Maul Sport is broadening its B2B portfolio by taking over regional distribution of Toko care products and nationwide distribution of Invu eyewear in Germany from Spring/Summer 2027.
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ArticleProwinter 2027 expands international outdoor focus
Prowinter 2027 will strengthen its outdoor business platform with a joint international lounge and its first hosted-buyer program supported by the Italian Trade Agency.
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ArticleLowa appoints Giuseppe De Biasi operations chief
Lowa has appointed Giuseppe De Biasi as General Manager Operations, adding international retail and transformation expertise to its executive team.
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ArticleGoPro secures $20 million founder financing
GoPro founder and CEO Nicholas Woodman has agreed to provide $20 million in financing as the action camera maker continues its strategic review.
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ArticleFreeride to make Olympic debut at Alpes 2030
The IOC has confirmed freeride skiing and snowboarding for the 2030 Winter Olympics, marking a milestone for the sport after three decades of development.
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ArticleHydro Flask, Osprey lift Helen of Troy segment
Helen of Troy raised its fiscal 2027 sales outlook after Q1 growth, with Hydro Flask and Osprey contributing to gains in Home & Outdoor.
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ArticleSports insoles market forecast to reach $8.4bn
The global sports and athletic insoles market is projected to nearly double to $8.4 billion by 2036, driven by growing sports participation, foot health awareness and advances in personalized footwear technologies.
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News briefsPOC appoints Natasha Pack as EMEA sales director
POC has strengthened its European commercial leadership by appointing Natasha Pack as Sales Director for the EMEA region.
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ArticleFischer Sports signs ski jumping partnership
Fischer Sports has entered a long-term partnership with the Fischer Group, bringing the fastening technology specialist’s branding to its ski jumping skis through 2030.
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ArticleGore-Tex expands apparel materials portfolio
Celebrating 50 years of waterproof apparel technology, Gore-Tex has expanded its materials portfolio with new stretch, lightweight and recycled laminate solutions.
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ArticleKMD appoints Ian Morrice to board
The owner of Kathmandu, Rip Curl and Oboz has appointed former Metcash and Warehouse Group CEO Ian Morrice to its board.
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News briefsMips appoints Marie Björklund as CFO
The Swedish helmet safety technology company has appointed former Knowit CFO Marie Björklund as its new chief financial officer.
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News briefsMips settles BrainGuard patent claims
The Swedish helmet technology company will pay BrainGuard Technologies $3.2 million to resolve patent infringement litigation.
