SGB Update Outdoor
Yeti’s Q3 Sales Jump 17 Percent
Yeti Holdings Inc. reported earnings on an adjusted basis increased 29 percent on a 17 percent sales gain. The company lifted its guidance for the year.
Winners Of Surf & Boardsport Industry Awards In Australia Announced
The Surf and Boardsports Industry’s outstanding brands, retailers and products were celebrated in true surf industry style at SBIA Awards. Big winners included Rip Curl, Patagonia, JS, Reef, Billabong and Oakley.
Sun & Ski Sports To Open First Stores In California And Utah
Sun & Ski Sports this falls plans to stores in Mammoth, CA and Park City, UT, the chain’s first stores in those states.
NRS Moves To Move To New Headquarters
NRS, the maker of paddlesports equipment and apparel, will move to newly built headquarters in Moscow, ID in early November. The roughly 155,000 square-foot facility expands the physical footprint of the 47-year-old company to facilitate continued growth.
FESI Report Shows Third Straight Healthy Year For EU Ski Industry
According to recent findings of the annual market report conducted by the Federation of the European Sporting Goods Industry (FESI), skis and ski equipment’s sales between the winter season 2019 and 2016 have generally increased. FESI has collected this information as part of the research work carried out by its Winter sports task force, which gathers key brands from the ski sector.
Thule’s Q3 Impacted By U.S.-China Trade War
Thule Group reported a modest gain in adjusted operating profit in the third quarter as sales grew 7.7 percent. Sales in the Americas region were down 2.0 percent as additional tariffs resulted in several retailers reducing inventory levels and higher prices impacted consumer spending.
Duluth Trading Creates First-Ever Museum Of Man Area And Underwear Shop
Duluth Trading Co. will bring its underwear expertise to life through “The Museum of Man Area and Underwear Shop,” a new concept store designed to showcase the array of Duluth Trading’s underwear styles. The store celebrates its grand opening at Mall of America in Bloomington, MN, on November 7, 2019.
REI To Open In Gainesville
REI Co-op plans to open a store in Gainesville, FL The 23,000 square-foot store will be completed by spring 2020.
SOS Outreach Announces Additions To Board
SOS Outreach, the non-profit organization focused on using outdoor activities – namely skiing and snowboarding – to engage youth in a mentor-driven, curriculum-based program, has named its first alumni representative to the Board of Directors.
Evolution Outdoor Retains Baratti Marketing
Evolution Outdoor announced a strategic partnership with Baratti Marketing, a leading agency in the outdoor industry.
VF Misses Wall Street’s Targets In Q2
VF Corp. reported earnings per share on an adjusted basis in its fiscal second quarter rose 6 percent but came in below Wall Street expectations. The company reiterated its guidance for the year. Among major brands on a currency-neutral basis, Vans again led the way, up 16 percent; followed by The North Face, up 10 percent; and Timberland, 1 percent. Dickies was was down 3 percent.
LEM Helmets Adds East Coast Warehouse
Lem Helmets, the manufacturer of cycling helmets, is expanding its operations in the U.S. with the recent addition of an east coast warehouse and distribution facility.
Deckers Brands Raises Full-Year Outlook On Accelerated Momentum At Hoka
Deckers Brands raised its full-year guidance after reporting both earnings and sales for the second quarter topped company guidance due to strength at Hoka One One. Hoka delivered a 49.9 percent year-over-year gain in the quarter. Ugg’s sales grew 2.2 percent while Teva’s moved up 6.7 percent.
Marker Dalbello Volkl Appoint National Race Manager
Marker Dalbello Völkl (MDV) announced the promotion of Matt McKenna to the role of national race manager for the United States. In his expanded role, McKenna will continue to offer comprehensive service and support to all levels of alpine racing in New England.
REI To Close On Black Friday For Fifth Straight Year
For the fifth time this Black Friday, REI Co-op will close all its stores, process no online payments and pay all 13,000 employees to #OptOutside with friends and family. But this year, under the leadership of a new CEO and facing a global environmental crisis, the co-op is going a step further: asking its 13,000 employees and 18 million members to join in the fight for life outdoors – and life on this planet.
