Month: March 2021

  Jesse Mendes, the Brazilian-born professional surfer based out of Kauai, officially joins the Body Glove athlete team. Mendes is the newest addition to Body Glove’s athlete roster and joins his wife Tatiana Weston-Webb and recent signee Hunter Jones. “Jesse Mendes is one of our favorite surfers. We’ve watched him battle it out on the […]

TriggerPoint expands its collection of foam rollers with the RUSH Roller. This specialty foam roller features a textured surface, firm and high ridges and a hollow core for tiered muscular compression to improve tissue hydration and elasticity. As a Level 3 foam roller for direct compression, the RUSH offers a targeted total-body massage. Designed with […]

Fjällräven has launched its Samlaren collection, the Swedish term for “the gatherer.” Rooted in Fjällräven’s commitment to creating quality garments and the tradition of not letting resources go to waste, all products bearing the Samlaren badge were made using leftover fabrics (deadstock) from its mills and factories, combined, in numbered limited editions. The first Samlaren […]

Since its founding over 25 years ago, Chrome has been a design-first company focused on product functionality and durability. Its 2021 line includes several new bag designs, upgraded materials and updated classics. Buran III builds on Chrome’s heritage of making messenger bags updated for tech organization and access, storage with a reversible shoulder strap that […]

On Nordstrom’s fourth-quarter earnings call, Pete Nordstrom, president, said the retailer’s partnership with Tonal, the at-home connected gym start-up, is just one part of the chain’s efforts to build on recent success in the active category.

Driven by the trifecta of robust sales growth, margin expansion and a leaner cost structure, Big 5 Sporting Goods reported its third successive quarter of record earnings while predicting continued momentum in 2021. Steve Miller, CEO, told analysts, “We are pleased with all we accomplished in 2020, and we are even more excited by the prospect than many of the recreational and product trends initially driven by the pandemic will prove to be sustainable even as the disruption of the pandemic subsides.”