Trail running – Page 3
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News briefsSalomon and Warner Bros. Discovery extend Golden Trail Series' reach
The brand partners with the premium sports content platform to globalize its Golden Trail World Series, expanding visibility and launching a sustainability initiative.
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News briefsColumbia plans to expand in Brazil due to uncertain US trade situation
Columbia Sportswear told Brazilian media it is doubling down on Brazil as US trade policy uncertainty and soaring tariffs disrupt wholesale growth.
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ArticleIntersport Austria highlights 2025 outdoor trends
The Intersport sport report shows that cycling and running are still among the most popular sports among Austrians and that light e-MTBs, trail running innovations and gravel bikes are the strongest trends in 2025.
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News briefsEarly-bird deadline nears for International Running Expo
Super early-bird ticket pricing ends April 30 for the International Running Expo (IRX), set for Nov. 4–5 at RAI Amsterdam.
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ArticleTopgolf Callaway to sell Jack Wolfskin
The US golf equipment producer has agreed to sell the German outdoor brand to a Chinese group for $290 million.
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News briefsIcebug nominated for Swedish communications award
Icebug’s powerful campaigns for forest conservation and climate awareness have earned the brand a nomination for Sweden’s top communications award.
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News briefsVisitor registration now open for OTS 2025 in June
Visitor registration is now open for the Outdoor Trade Show 2025, the UK’s largest outdoor trade show, returning to Liverpool with 130+ brands and new product launches.
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ArticleArc’teryx drives Amer Sports’ success
With its outdoor brands Arc’teryx, Salomon and Peak Performance, Amer Sports increased its sales and even overtook Adidas in share price. Here is our financial analysis.
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News briefsSalomon unveils 2025 International Trail Running Team
The brand unveils its 2025 international trail team, blending world-class champions with emerging talent from six countries across four continents.
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News briefsGarmin wins dismissal of patent dispute over Cardiacsense
A Michigan district court has sided with Garmin in a patent dispute over smartwatches, although the plaintiff may still get another chance to assert its claims.
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ArticleTecnica Group announces new CEO
Tecnica Group appoints former Adidas executive Andrea Dorigo to lead the next phase of global growth and innovation, according to Italian media sources.
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News briefsOn announces leadership transition and executive appointments
The Swiss brand transitions to a single-CEO structure with Martin Hoffmann, while Marc Maurer steps down and four top executives join the company’s global leadership.
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News briefsSchöffel Sport restructures sales organization to strengthen customer focus
The German outdoor company restructures its sales into Wholesale and DTC units to sharpen customer focus, improve efficiency and accelerate its digital transformation.
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News briefsFidlock expands brand presence in the UK and France
The accessory specialist strengthens its European footprint by appointing local merchandisers and ramping up marketing efforts in two key international markets.
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News briefsIntersport Klöpping opens Bauhaus-inspired store in Dessau
The German Inersport dealer has opened a new Bauhaus-themed store in Dessau, offering premium sports brands, modern design and family-led inspiration.
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News briefsGarmin introduces Connect+ premium subscription with AI insights
The company just unveiled Connect+, a premium plan offering AI insights, expert coaching and new tools to personalize the users’ health and fitness journeys.
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News briefsStrava opens new HQ in San Francisco
The platform unveils its new global headquarters in California, which is designed to foster innovation, collaboration and deeper connections with athletes worldwide.
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News briefsSalomon appoints Nick Parkinson as Global Brand Creative Director
Salomon names the former Nike and Converse creative leader to guide its global brand vision from the heart of the French Alps.
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ArticleGerman Komoot changes into Italian hands
The owner of WeTransfer takes over Komoot to help scale the route-planning platform globally, aiming to enhance the outdoor experience for millions of users.
