All Snowsports articles – Page 38
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News briefsTNF and Skims unveil winterwear collaboration
The collection blends technical winter gear with sleek, modern aesthetics, redefining outdoor fashion for the slopes and beyond.
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News briefsESA and FIS work together to drive sustainability in snow sports
Space technology is used to address sustainability challenges in snow sports through a new partnership between two key organizations.
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ArticleUK snowsport equipment market shows promising recovery
The latest SIGB Trade Survey reveals steady gains toward pre-pandemic levels.
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ArticleProwinter 2025 unveils enhanced offerings for winter and outdoor markets
The upcoming 25th edition of the trade show in Bolzano, Italy, highlights expanded outdoor focus, industry awards and retail innovation.
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News briefsEkosport acquires Dutch online retailer SkiWebShop
SkiWebShop delivers products to more than 90 countries.
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ArticleWinners of French Outdoor Awards 2025 announced at ISPO Munich
Thirteen innovative products competed for recognition, showcasing the creativity and sustainability of the French outdoor industry.
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News briefsMountain Hardwear named Leave No Trace’s ‘Partner of the Year’
Recognized for environmental stewardship and outdoor education, the outdoor brand collaborates to amplify sustainability initiatives worldwide.
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News briefsIndustry veteran joins Clarus’ board
Seasoned financial expert Mark Besca brings decades of experience to the company’s board during a key phase of strategic growth.
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ArticleISPO Munich 2024: Showcasing innovation and sustainability
The trade show highlighted health, technology and eco-conscious innovation with engaging conference programs and top-notch product launches.
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News briefs2024 Polartec Apex Awards honor innovation and sustainability in outdoor apparel
The latest award winners highlight groundbreaking designs blending performance, sustainability and style across sports and lifestyle categories.
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News briefsRevelyst introduces direct sales model for UK market
A new distribution model aims to enhance connections with UK retailers and consumers.
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News briefsNewell Brands charts new path for outdoor segment in the US
The US-based company pivots its product strategy and prepares for regulatory and tariff challenges while emphasizing premium offerings.
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ArticleScandinavian Outdoor Award announces FW 25/26 winners
The award highlights sustainability, design and functionality innovations, showcasing standout products made by Nordic companies for active and daily life.
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ArticleHoudini strengthens leadership for global growth strategies, Karlsson transitions to CCO
The sustainable outdoor brand announces leadership changes to drive innovation and scale responsibly across key global markets.
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ArticleMammut joins Recco network, new Eiger Pro collection released
The Swiss outdoor brand partners with the global rescue technology to boost alpine safety with its latest high-performance collection launch.
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News briefsOdlo unveils limited base layer collection with a purpose
A new capsule, in collaboration with Protect Our Winters (POW), combines innovative base layers with a bold environmental mission, showcasing sustainability and performance in winter essentials.
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News briefsGokyo expands presence with second Mumbai store
The outdoor apparel retailer continues growth with South Mumbai launch.
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OpinionBefore we sell more new stuff – can we do something about ‘broken’ waterproof shells?
The linear business model of this industry is to make-sell-disown product. This is not the much-heralded circular business model frequently spoken about. The facts are that the industry makes the most profit by selling stuff. If a product gets returned under warranty, it is often easier just to replace it ...
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News briefsGore-Tex introduces new Pro line for extreme outdoor activities
The new product generation blends innovation and sustainability for extreme outdoor adventures with PFAS-free technology and robust testing.
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News briefsSherpa Adventure Gear achieves remarkable social milestone
Nepalese outdoor brand Sherpa Adventure Gear has financed nearly 1.5 million school days for underprivileged children in Nepal through product sales.
