Gov. Hunt Attends Gregory Mountain Ribbon Cutting

Utah Governor Gary R. Herbert, who has not been particularly sympathetic to the interests of the outdoor recreation industry, attended the ribbon cutting ceremony Friday for Gregory Mountain Products new headquarters on the Black Diamond campus in Hollada

Suspect Charged in Outdoor Retailer Thefts

A man from Utah has been charged with stealing thousands of dollars of climbing and other gear from exhibitors at last month's Outdoor Retailer Winter Market, according to a report in the Salt Lake City Tribune…

RECALL: 7,000 Perfect Pull Up Handles

Perfect Fitness of Mill Valley, CA has begun a voluntary recall of about 7,000 Perfect Pullups because the plastic handle on the product can crack and poses a fall hazard, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said…

Bill Would Allow Ski Areas to Offer More Summer Recreation

A team of bipartisan U.S. Senators and Representatives has reintroduced the Ski Area Recreation Opportunity Enhancement Act of 2011 to change permitting rules for ski areas on Forest Service land to allow for summertime recreation and increased tourism-an

Jarden Has Recouped Rossignol Investment

Jarden Corp. has recouped its original minority investment in Rossignol, the French ski brand spun off at a loss by Quiksilver in 2008, Jarden Chairman and CEO Martin Franklin told analysts this week..

U.S. Consumers Sustain Spending in January

January marked the seventh straight month of retail sales gains, although sales by sporting goods, hobby, book and music stores decreased 1.3% on a seasonally adjusted month-to-month basis and increased 0.4% on an unadjusted year-over-year basis, accordin

Lance Armstrong Retires, Again

Lance Armstrong has retired from professional cycling, according to the Associated Press. Armstrong, 39, attributed his decision to growing family responsibilities and being tired of the sports demanding training requirements.