Kiwi Energy has teamed up with The Yoga Trail in Central Park this season as a part of the group’s health and wellness initiative.
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The American Outdoorsman Collaborates With Shoe Manufacturer LJO On Collection
Outdoor apparel brand The American Outdoorsman has joined forces with shoe manufacturer LJO to create a new footwear collection inspired by their shared take on outdoor lifestyle.

Rawlings Sold To Seidler Equity And MLB For $395 Million
Newell Brands Inc. announced that the company has signed a definitive agreement to sell Rawlings Sporting Goods Company Inc. to a fund managed by Seidler Equity Partners (SEP), a private investment firm based in Marina del Rey, CA. Major League Baseball will co-invest with SEP.
Firearms Background Checks Fall In May
The May 2018 NSSF-adjusted National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) figure of 904,834 is a decrease of 8.5 percent compared to the May 2017 figure.
Adidas Signs NFL First-Round Draft Pick Josh Rosen
Adidas announced multi-year partnerships with the Arizona Cardinals’ first-round draft pick, quarterback Josh Rosen.
Bear Archery Appoints Marketing Manager
Bear Archery announced the hiring of Jack Borcherding, formerly at Cabela’s, to serve as marketing manager.
G-III Apparel Sees Double-Digit Growth In Q1
G-III Apparel Group, Ltd. reported sales for the first quarter ended April 30 increased 16 percent to a first quarter record of $611.7 million compared to $529.0 million in the year-ago period. Profits came well ahead of Wall Street’s targets and guidance was raised for the year.

Genesco Posts Q1 Loss As Lids Struggles
Genesco Inc. reported a loss in the first quarter, but results were a penny better than analyst’s consensus estimates and the company reiterated guidance for the year. Journeys saw “significantly” improved profitability as comps rose 6 percent. Lids’ comps dropped 7 percent but showed improvement over versus the fourth quarter.

Active Lifestyle Vendors Deliver Robust Q1
A wide majority of vendors in the actve lifestyle space reported first-quarter results that topped Wall Street’s expectations with many raising guidance for the year. Among brands, Vans, Champion, Puma and Callaway Golf stood out with healthy double-digit top-line growth but earnings from Nike, Deckers Outdoor, Columbia Sportswear and Wolverine Worldwide all easily topped Wall Street’s targets.
Feller Appoints Ted Irwin As National Sales Director
Apparel maker Feller has appointed Ted Irwin as national sales director. Irwin has a range of experience growing and servicing retail account bases, boosting brand equity and helping retailers earn healthy margins. He formerly worked for K2, Victorinox, Bed:Stu, Keen and Arc’teryx over several decades in key territories, primarily sales.
Gerber Appoints Andrew Gritzbaugh As General Manager
Knife and multitool maker Gerber has appointed Andrew Gritzbaugh as general manager. He will be based in the company’s Portland, OR, headquarters.
L.L.Bean Partners With Hike It Baby
L.L.Bean entered into a three-year partnership with the nationally recognized non-profit organization Hike it Baby. L.L.Bean will be the Presenting and Founding Partner of the Trail Network.
Fitbit Ships More Than One Million Fitbit Versa Devices
Fitbit Inc. announced that the company has shipped more than one million Fitbit Versa devices since general availability began on April 16. Additionally, Fitbit announced that more than 2.4 million users have already used the company’s new female health tracking feature, which became available to all Fitbit app users last month.
Rossignol Partners With IDG Capital To Support China Growth
The Rossignol Group signed an agreement with IDG Capital, a leading China focused investment firm with U.S. origins and global presence. Through a capital increase leading to a 20 percent ownership in the company, IDG Capital will use the company’s expertise to support the development of the French group on the Chinese market.
VF Corp. Completes Acquisition Of Altra
VF Corp. announced that the company has completed the company’s previously announced acquisition of the Altra, the running footwear brand. According to a regulatory filing, the purchase price is $135.0 million.