All Snowsports articles – Page 17
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ArticleREI narrows losses as sales edge up
Improved margins and disciplined execution helped REI narrow losses in 2025 while continuing to invest in members, products and sustainability initiatives.
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News briefsCoros expands Europe leadership structure
The sports technology brand says Europe is now its fastest-growing region and has named new leadership to support further expansion
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ArticleKMD reshapes board leadership
The New-Zealand-based group has named Philip Bowman as chair, linking the leadership change to its ongoing Next Level turnaround plan.
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ArticleNewell Q1 beats expectations as outdoor sales soften
Better-than-expected Q1 results and improving demand trends prompted Newell Brands to raise its 2026 outlook, even as Outdoor & Recreation sales remained lower year over year.
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ArticleColumbia lifts earnings outlook despite flat Q1 sales
International growth and a better tariff outlook supported Columbia’s updated 2026 guidance, while US wholesale weakness weighed on Q1 sales.
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ArticleEquip secures B Corp status
The owner of Rab and Lowe Alpine has achieved B Corp certification as it advances its long-term responsible growth strategy.
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ArticleSwitchback reveals headliners
Switchback Spring has announced three featured sessions for its June event in New Orleans, focused on public lands, participation trends and outdoor access.
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News briefsVaude returns to Ludwigsburg
The Germany outdoor brand has reopened a branded store in Ludwigsburg, strengthening its franchise retail model through a partnership with local specialist retailer Funbox.
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News briefsTSG reshapes leadership model
Action sports protection brand TSG will implement a new leadership structure from May 1, separating responsibilities into Product & Marketing and Operations.
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News briefsGarmin Q1 sales rise 14% as Outdoor declines
Record first-quarter revenue and earnings were driven by Fitness, Aviation and Marine growth, while Outdoor sales declined against a strong prior-year comparison.
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ArticleThule Q1 profitability improves
Thule improved profitability in Q1 despite lower reported sales, supported by organic growth, cost discipline and new product launches.
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ArticleFenix Outdoor improves earnings in Q1 despite restructuring
Fenix Outdoor reported a solid start to the year, but restructuring efforts continue to weigh on cash flow, operations and overall earnings quality.
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ArticleRevolutionRace lifts Q3 Ebit 31%
RVRC Holding AB reported higher third-quarter profitability, with Ebit up 31% and gross margin expansion despite flat reported sales.
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News briefsBoa marks 25 years of fit innovation
From snowboard boots to a global performance platform, Boa Technology marks 25 years of innovation, backed by measurable gains in fit, efficiency and control.
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ArticleIcebreaker nears full plastic-free milestone
Natural fibers continue to replace synthetics at scale, as Icebreaker reports record plastic-free levels and expanded regenerative sourcing in its latest transparency update.
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News briefsMoncler Group Q1 sales grow on Asia rebound
A rebound in Asia and continued strength in direct-to-consumer sales lifted Moncler Group’s first-quarter revenue, offsetting weaker demand in Europe.
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ArticleNew Wave Group Q1 sales rise, profit declines
The Swedish group delivers continued growth in the first quarter despite weak market conditions, while profitability is impacted by acquisitions and ongoing investments.
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ArticleDeuter deepens footprint analysis for backpacks
As sustainability becomes a measurable requirement under new EU rules, Deuter is using lifecycle analysis to identify and reduce the environmental footprint of its backpacks.
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News briefsSafilo in talks to acquire Spy+ and Serengeti from Bollé Brands
Safilo is in exclusive negotiations to acquire Spy+ and Serengeti, a move that would strengthen its sport and premium eyewear positioning while accelerating its shift toward owned brands.
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ArticleHelen of Troy’s Home & Outdoor beats guidance as Osprey stands out
Helen of Troy reported weaker Q4 sales, but its Home & Outdoor segment exceeded expectations, supported by continued strength at Osprey despite softer demand and tariff pressure.
