Dorel Sports’ Q4 Sales Slip

Dorel Industries Inc. reported fourth quarter revenue in its Dorel Sports segment declined 1.7 percent, to $232.7 million from $236.8 million last year but grew by approximately 2.6 percent after excluding the negative impact of varying foreign exchange rates year-over-year and the divestments of the Sugoi and Sombrio brands in the second quarter of 2018.

Stars Come Out For National Health Through Fitness Day

Athletes in attendance at SFIA’s 20th annual National Health Through Fitness Day on Wednesday boasted one World Series, one Stanley Cup, 11 Olympic medals; one Heisman Trophy; seven Pro Bowls invites; one NBA Most Improved Player Award and 10 MLB All-Star Game appearances.

Adidas’ Supply Chain Problems Stunt North America’s Momentum

Adidas warned investors it will miss its 2019 growth target because supply chain bottlenecks in the first half of the year are making it difficult to meet demand. The growth is particularly expected to slow in North America, where it has doubled its business in the last three years to take market share from rival Nike

Safilo’s Losses Narrow In 2018

Safilo Group S.p.A., the parent of the Smith eyewear brand, reported an improved loss on an adjusted basis in 2018 due to cost savings. Sales were down 4.0 percent on a currency-neutral basis.

RECALL: Igloo Marine Elite Coolers

Igloo is voluntarily recalling some of its Marine Elite coolers. The company said it’s possible that the stainless-steel latch could, inadvertently close where a person could potentially become locked inside.

CorePower Yoga To Be Sold To TSG Consumer Partners

L Catterton, the consumer-focused private equity firm, announced that it has entered into a definitive agreement to sell CorePower Yoga, the fastest growing and largest yoga fitness studio operator in the U.S., to TSG Consumer Partners.

Thru-Hike Syndicate Kicks Off Sixth Season

Vasque announced its roster of ambassadors for the Thru-Hike Syndicate’s 2019 season. The Thru-Hike Syndicate is supported by Vasque, Osprey Packs, NEMO Equipment, Leki Trekking Poles and Darn Tough Vermont.

Adidas Sees Supply Chain Constraints Slowing Growth In First Half

Adidas said it expects supply-chain bottlenecks in North America to slow its growth to between 3 percent and 4 percent in the first half of 2019 before accelerating in the second half. The company still expects growth between 5 percent and 8 percent on a currency-neutral basis overall in 2019, including high-single-digit growth in North America.