Suunto Celebrates World’s Toughest Adventure Race

Ogden, UTAH (May 2019) — Suunto, a global leader in sports watches and precision instrument, is partnering with the Red Bull X-Alps, the world’s toughest adventure race, for the 2019 season. The 1,138-kilometer, or 708-mile, event will begin on June 16 in Salzburg, Austria, crossing the borders of six countries before ending in Monaco, France. […]

RIA Kick Show Shines Light On Run Specialty Channel

The Running Industry Association’s inaugural Kick Show in Denver, CO, drew acclaim from exhibiting brands and attending retailers alike. The event gave them an opportunity to showcase not only their products or their stores, but the importance of the run specialty channel for the industry.

Outdoor Retailer Partners With Nalgene, Eliminates Single Use Plastic At Summer Market

Outdoor Retailer announced Thursday that Nalgene has been named the Official Bottle of Outdoor Retailer Summer Market in 2019. Through the partnership, Outdoor Retailer and Nalgene Outdoor are providing all attendees, or the first 25,000, with a custom Summer Market 32-ounce Wide Mouth Nalgene water bottle during this year’s tradeshow to use at more than 170 water refill stations located throughout the show.

Report: Flywheel Sports Again Exploring Sale

Flywheel Sports, the boutique fitness studio operator, has been taken over by Kennedy Lewis Investment Management LLC, a New York-based investment firm, and is working with an advisor to explore a possible sale, according to a report from Bloomberg.

B&T USA Signs Beck & Associates

B&T USA will be partnering with Beck & Associates Outdoors to bring B&T’s line of firearms to retailers in Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana and Oklahoma.

Mountain Khakis Adds Two To Design Team

Mountain Khakis on Thursday announced that Lauren Reinzuch and Brooke Hornbeck have joined their team—Reinzuch as director of merchandising, design and development, and Hornbeck as senior designer.

Vail Resorts Tops EPS Expectations As Season Pass Sales Climb

Vail Resorts Inc. on Thursday reported earnings per share of $7.12 for the third quarter of fiscal 2019 ended April 30, beating Wall Street’s estimates by 4 cents a share. Revenue of $958 million was in line with expectations. Meanwhile, season pass sales through May 28 for the upcoming 2019/20 North American ski season increased approximately 9 percent in units and 13 percent in dollars compared to the year-ago period