All Snowsports articles – Page 2
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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.
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News briefsNike appoints distributor for ACG in Europe
The US sportswear group has appointed French Albion to distribute its ACG outdoor collection across key European outdoor markets.
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ArticleLa Sportiva reaches €213m in 2025 sales
The Italian outdoor brand reported positive 2025 results despite market headwinds and is investing more than €20 million in infrastructure, welfare and training.
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ArticleAmer Sports advances climate, circularity goals
Amer Sports reported progress on climate targets, circularity and governance in 2025, while acknowledging that absolute greenhouse gas emissions increased as the business continued to grow.
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News briefsMammut launches period underwear for mountain sports
The Swiss mountaineering gear specialist and Female Engineering have developed period underwear for outdoor activities, targeting hiking, climbing, trail running and skiing.
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News briefsBurton migrates global e-commerce platform to Shopify Plus
Burton has completed the migration of its global e-commerce platform from Salesforce to Shopify Plus, introducing a rebuilt online shopping experience designed to support future gro
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ArticleMaier Sports restructures leadership team
Schwan-Stabilo has restructured the leadership of Maier Sports, with Simone Mayer assuming sole responsibility as managing director following the departure of Lothar Baisch.
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ArticleDecathlon Spain profit rises 17% in 2025
Decathlon Spain increased net profit by 17.4 percent in 2025 as sales topped €2.3 billion, supported by store investments, marketplace growth and higher online penetration.
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News briefsColumbia wins 10 Cannes Lions for “Expedition Impossible”
Columbia Sportswear received 10 Cannes Lions, including the festival’s highest honor, for its “Expedition Impossible” marketing campaign.
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ArticleSuunto celebrates 90 years with traveling archive exhibition
Suunto is marking its 90th anniversary with a traveling archive exhibition showcasing the Finnish brand’s history of innovation, design and outdoor exploration before continuing to Chamonix and Helsinki.
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ArticleOdlo celebrates 80 years of innovation
Odlo is marking its 80th anniversary with a new campaign highlighting the brand’s history, technical innovations and evolution into a global performance apparel company.
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News briefsRudy Project takes North American business in-house
Rudy Project has completed the transition of its North American business to a wholly owned subsidiary and named Jaclyn Mayer as GM.
