SGB Update Outdoor

REI Domestic Trip Offerings Experience Robust Growth

REI Co-op announced that its adventure trips have expanded to include domestic multiday excursions, guided day tours, rentals, and adventure center locations, and its experience offerings grew more than 60 percent in the last 12 months.

AGM Hires Director Of Marketing

AGM Global Vision, a manufacturer of advanced thermal imaging and night vision systems for hunting, announced it hired Randy Carothers as its marketing director.

Deckers Brands Appoints Chief Supply Chain Officer, COO To Exit

Deckers Brands announced the promotion of Angela Ogbechie to the newly created chief supply chain officer role. Ogbechie’s promotion follows David Lafitte’s decision to step down as chief operating officer to accept another opportunity.

Aqualung Group Appoints Chairman

Aqualung Group, the manufacturer of dive and water sports gear, said Bruno Cercley will take over as chairman of its supervisory board, effective July 1. Cercley guided the turnaround of Rossignol as its CEO from 2008 until his retirement in 2021.

Vail Resorts Reports Healthy Pass Product Sales For Upcoming North American Ski Season

Vail Resorts, Inc. significantly outperformed results from the prior year in its third quarter ended April 30 primarily due to the greater impact of COVID-19 in the year-ago quarter. Pass product sales through May 31, 2022 for the upcoming 2022/2023 North American ski season increased approximately 9 percent in units and approximately 11 percent in sales dollars.

Public Lands To Open Four More Locations

Public Lands, Dick’s Sporting Goods’ outdoor-themed concept, plans to open four stores in Framingham, MA; Huntington, NY; Kennesaw, GA; and Medford, OR.

Quiksilver Appoints VP, Global Marketing

Quiksilver has named Bobby Gascon as VP, global marketing. He joins the company following 13 years at Vans where, most recently, he was senior director of global marketing, Action Sports

VF Corp. Debt Outlook Revised To Negative On Tax Ruling

S&P Global Ratings revised its debt ratings outlook on VF Corp. to negative from stable. The rating agency estimated VF will likely have to increase debt by more than $845 million to pay the assessed tax in order to appeal an unfavorable decision from the U.S. Tax Court regarding its post-acquisition restructuring of Timberland Co. in September 2011.