Cybex International, Inc. reported that a jury awarded Colassi damages of $2.5 million in the case of Colassi v. Cybex International, Inc. The jury held that Cybex's Stableflex deck system utilized in its treadmills infringes a patent held by the pl
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Antigua Q2 Income Drops 22% Despite Sales Uptick
Antigua Enterprises Inc. reported a 3.0% sales increase for the second quarter ended June 30, 2005 to $13.2 million from $12.8 million last year. Despite the sales gain, gross margins declined 10 basis points as a percentage of sales while SG&A Expenses i
NRF: Double-Digit Increases in Imports Must Be Allowed
A bilateral textile and apparel agreement being negotiated between China and the United States this week could help end uncertainty over the availability of apparel, but needs to allow for double-digit increases in imports and should not restrict items no
Bushnell Picks up Investment to Fund Acquisition, Growth…
American Capital is becoming more and more involved in the Outdoor world with several relatively large investments in different brands. Now, the firm is making another investment. This one is designed to fund Bushnell Performance Optics’ acquisition of Mi
Delta Apparel Takes Hit on Short Q4, Tough Spring for Soffe…
Delta Apparel, Inc. posted solid results for the fiscal year ended July 2, but the company took a big step back in the fourth quarter as sales at both the Delta and Soffe divisions declined for the period. Total fourth quarter sales were down more than 9
No Worries Over Profit Decline, Globe’s Been Investing…
Globe International saw sales for the fiscal year increase 10% over last year, but income dropped nearly 95%. This decrease, however, was not unexpected as Globe management pointed to an increased ad spend with eyes focused on the long term and not on qu
Footwear Strength Gives Boost to Pacific Brands’ Yearly Results…
During fiscal 2005, the Outerwear group at Pacific Brands struggled, posting double-digit sales and EBITA decreases, but the Footwear group came through with strength to offset the Outerwear weakness. Full year EBITA was AU$176.1 million ($132.7 mm), a 13
Schutt Sports Partners With Arena Football League
The Arena Football League and Schutt Sports announced a multi-level partnership designating Schutt as an Arena Authentics supplier. The four-year agreement begins with the 2006 season. Financial terms were not disclosed. Schutt will provide AFL teams with
China Embargoes Shake up Industry…
Trade negotiations between the U.S. and China over the past three months have never been more important to the Outdoor and Snow Sports industries. In late June, the Department of Commerce placed quotas on apparel imports from China. Those quotas, which w
GoLite Makes Two Internal Promotions
GoLite announced the promotion of two long-time employees, tapping Kevin Volz to spearhead GoLite’s international and domestic sales efforts and Jessica Jaret to lead GoLite’s public relations efforts. Both Volz and Jaret are valued long-time GoLite emplo
Spalding Promotes Shaw to VP and GM of AAI
Mark Shaw has been promoted to vice president and general manager of American Athletic, Inc. effectively immediately. He is replacing Jeff Bramble who has left the company. Shaw will remain based at AAI’s headquarters in Jefferson, Iowa and will report
Wilson Lauches Women’s Specific Racquet Line
Wilson Racquet Sports is launching the first-ever comprehensive line of high performance rackets engineered and designed specifically for women. The W line combines Wilson’s industry-leading nCode technology with a new racket construction and distinct cos
OR Summer Market: Innovation Continues to Drive the Climbing Market…
Each year, climbing gear manufacturers shave grams and ounces off of their designs, but rarely is there a true innovation that changes the way people think about gear. Last year at Summer Market, many companies introduced extendable range cams, making it
OR’s Open Air Demo Draws a Crowd…
The reaction from vendors and retailers alike was unanimous. Moving the Open Air Demo to Willard Bay changed the event from a good day on the water — if you can ignore the mud — into an event that buyers and vendors cannot – and should not — miss. The
Gander Mountain Trademark Fight Lost over ‘Self-Inflicted’ Wounds…
After two years of arbitration and lawsuits The U.S. District Court in Minn. has ruled in favor of Cabela’s, Inc. regarding a Trademark License Agreement between Gander Mountain and Cabela’s. The agreement effectively prevents Gander Mountain from using m