SGB Update Sports & Fitness

Adidas To Sponsor Rutgers

Adidas reportedly reached an agreement to replace Nike as the outfitter of Rutgers.

Risewear Expands Into Apparel

Risewear, a line of performance and casual footwear launched last July as an exclusive at Kmart, will expand their offerings and launch a premium line of casual performance apparel in Spring 2017.

Gore Fabrics Division Establishes Ambitious Environmental Goals For 2020

Included in these goals is Gore Fabrics’ intent to eliminate PFCs of Environmental Concern from its consumer fabrics products as an important milestone in its long-term journey towards continuously reducing the environmental footprint of its products throughout their full life cycle.

Newell Brands Core Sporting Goods Sales Bounce Back In Q3

Pro forma core sales, which exclude the K2 Sports and the Marker and Volkl winter sports businesses that are being held for sale, increased 2.9 percent compared with prior year primarily driven by strong growth in Fishing, Technical Apparel and Team Sports, partially offset by declines on Coleman related to early 2016 distribution losses.

Puma’s Parent The Latest To Protest Travel Ban

François-Henri Pinault, chairman and CEO of Kering, the parent of Puma and Volcom as well as Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent and other luxury brands, has joined a number of executives protesting President Trump’s executive order blocking immigrants.

Dick’s True Runner Closes Two Locations

True Runner, the run specialty concept owned by Dick’s Sporting Goods, has closed its stores in St. Louis and the Shadyside section of Pittsburgh. One location continues to operate in Chestnut Hill, MA.

Trek Acquires Revolution Cycles

Trek Bicycle has purchased Revolution Cycles, a four-store chain with locations in Washington, D.C.; Stafford and Arlington, VA; and Rockville, MD,.

GoPro Offers Disappointing Outlook

GoPro reported sales for the fourth quarter that slightly missed Wall Street targets while its first-quarter guidance fell well short.

Callaway Golf Reports Profit Against Loss In Q4

Fourth quarter net sales grew by 7 percent, or 5 percent on a constant currency basis, resulting in full-year net sales growth of 3 percent, or 2 percent on a constant currency basis.

Deckers Brands Q3 Falls Well Short Of Guidance

Deckers Brands’ earnings were impacted by a charge of $118 million for write-downs at Sanuk, as well as other restructuring charges and a slow start to the holiday season.