All Hiking & Trekking articles – Page 10
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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 briefsMerrell appoints new Chief Product Officer
Noreen Naroo-Pucci has more than three decades of experience in creative excellence across apparel, footwear, brand and accessories design.
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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 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 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.
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News briefsFjällräven Germany realigns team
New leadership in marketing, sales and merchandising focuses on boosting interaction with outdoor enthusiasts and sustainability-conscious consumers.
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ArticleNew leadership for Sherpa Adventure Gear
Wolfgang Jahn is the new Global Brand Head for the Nepalese brand.
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ArticleMontane integrates Allied Feather + Down’s ExpeDry technology into fall 25 collection
The new insulation, which debuts in the British brand’s fall collection, aims to improve moisture management and sustainability in outdoor gear.
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News briefsOrthoLite expands Indian operations with new facilities, key hires
The US-based insole specialist enhances its production capacity and local operations in South Asia to meet growing market demands.
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News briefsNikwax to present PFAS-free DWR at ISPO Munich
Direct.Dry, the company’s latest innovation in water-repellent technology, promises enhanced sustainability and durability for the outdoor gear industry.
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ArticleSchwan-Stabilo’s Outdoor brands report 14.1% revenue decline, maintains optimistic outlook
While the group reported a 6.2% decline in sales for the FY, Outdoor suffered a double-digit decline due to market saturation. The group remains optimistic and focuses on innovation and sustainable growth.
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News briefsRevolutionRace comits to ambitious climate targets validated by SBTi
The Swedish DTC outdoor apparel company sets bold climate goals to drastically cut greenhouse gas emissions across its operations and supply chain.
