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News briefsOberalp appoints new COO
The South Tyrolean mountain-sports group strengthens its leadership structure with a new operations chief overseeing production, logistics and R&D.
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News briefsHaglöfs earns Fair Wear Leader status
Haglöfs announced has achieved Leader status in Fair Wear’s 2025 Brand Performance Check, earning 83 points and marking a significant step in the company’s long-term work to strengthen human rights due diligence across its supply chain. The recognition places the Swedish outdoor brand among the initiative’s highest-rated members. “This ...
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News briefsMountain Equipment raises £4,000 for rescue teams
The outdoor brand turned Black Friday into a fundraising campaign, supporting volunteer rescue teams operating year-round in challenging mountain conditions.
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ArticleOberalp appoints new Dynafit brand director
The mountain-sports group has hired a seasoned outdoor executive with deep global expertise to guide one of its fastest-growing performance brands.
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News briefsGarmin launches inReach Mini 3 Plus satellite communicator
The navigation and outdoor electronics specialist expands its satellite line with a device offering voice, text and photo messaging far beyond cell coverage.
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ArticleNewell to cut 900 office jobs in global overhaul
The US-based consumer goods group behind outdoor brands like Coleman and Marmot is reducing its workforce and closing stores to streamline operations.
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News briefsMontura opens new store in Turin
An Italian outdoor brand opens a new store in Turin’s historic center, blending retail, mountain culture and creative community programming.
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News briefsOrtovox appoints Lisa Sinnegger as head of design
The German mountain sports brand appoints a new design lead to drive its product evolution with a focus on longevity and authenticity.
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News briefsKlättermusen acquires Korean distributor AYL
The Swedish mountaineering gear brand has taken full control of its South Korean distribution partner after nearly a decade.
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ArticleAmer Sports Q3 surge led by Arc’teryx and Salomon
The premium outdoor brands of Amer Sports powered a strong Q3, with Arc’teryx, Salomon and Peak Performance driving 30% revenue growth.
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News briefsClimbers Against Cancer seeking partners for recovery program
The UK-based charity dedicated to supporting people affected by cancer is seeking partners to expand an indoor‑climbing recovery program with global potential.
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News briefsRab retools Microlight collection for FW26
The British outdoor brand unveils a redesigned down jacket line with recycled fabrics, higher performance and new waterproof features.
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ArticleLowa launches global scholarship for women climbers
The German outdoor footwear brand strengthens its equity efforts with a new global program and flagship Matterhorn ascent led by Ines Papert.
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ArticleEuropean Outdoor Week 2026 opens registration
The new event for Europe’s outdoor sector launches in May 2026, combining trade shows, summits, awards and demo days in Italy.
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News briefsScarpa adds three new managers
Italian outdoor footwear specialist Scarpa has named new leaders in product development and marketing as part of its wider organizational transformation.
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News briefsRab and Gramicci unveil collaborative climbing line
Two heritage climbing brands from the UK and the US unite to celebrate 1980s climbing culture with a new seven-piece capsule collection.
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News briefsVoluntary safety check for Mammut via ferrata sets
The Swiss outdoor brand urges users of certain via ferrata sets to perform a product check following concerns over carabiner performance.
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News briefsLeadership change at Haglöfs
The Swedish outdoor brand introduces a new CEO as it prepares for continued international growth and evolving creative direction.
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ArticleNewell Brands thinks Outdoor & Rec biz has 'started to turn the corner’
The US consumer goods group reports steady Outdoor & Recreation sales and improved profitability amid ongoing restructuring and tariff headwinds.
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ArticleVertical Pro 2025 expands program and test areas
The German trade show for climbing and height work returns in November with expanded halls, new test areas and a broader women’s program
