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Spy Inc. Turnaround Gains Traction in First Quarter

Spy Inc. reported sales of its Spy-branded eyewear reached $9.0 million in the first quarter, up 14 percent,or $1.1 million, from the first quarter of 2012. Total company net sales increased by 11 percent or $0.9 million, to $9.0 million in the first quar

REI Releases 2012 Stewardship Report

REI was able to achieve an absolute reduction of operational CO2 by 7.6 percent and a 53 ton decrease in its waste to landfill contributions in 2012 despite growing sales 7.4 percent, according to the company's 2012 Stewardship Report…

Connecticut Weighs $3 Million Loan to Keep Cannondale in State

Connecticut Governor Dannel P. Malloy announced that the State Bond Commission will consider a $3 million loan to assist Cannondale Sports Unlimited (CSU) establish a new headquarters and add 75 new jobs in Wilton. The company will handle marketing, resea

Zamst Signs Pro Beach Volleyball Star

Zamst, the maker of sports protective equipment, announced an endorsement deal with pro beach volleyball player Whitney Pavlik. Pavlik was the #1 ranked female player…

Sport Chalet Ready for Fourth Annual Outdoor Expo in The Park

For the fourth year in a row, Sport Chalet, Inc. will host its interactive Outdoor Expo in the Park. On Saturday, May 18 th, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Olberz Park next to the La Canada Sport Chalet, attendees can learn, try and gain exposure to the best g

Outdoor Retailer Launches New Website

Outdoor Retailer has launched a redesigned website at www.outdoorretailer.com to make it easier for attendees and exhibitors to find information relevant to their individual needs and interests…

Adidas Expanding SMS Complaint Hotline to More Asian Factories

Adidas Group disclosed in its 2012 Sustainability Progress Report that it is expanding a pilot program to enable more factory workers in Indonesia and Vietnam to send complaints via text message if they think their rights are being abused. The program, wa

Raleigh Names Rowland as Director of Sales for Western US

Raleigh Bicycles has hired 30-year bicycling and outdoor industry veteran, Alan Rowland, as their new director of sales for the west territory. The company has been rebuilding its U.S. sales and marketing team since being acquired by Dutch cycling giant A

R.G. Barry’ Q3 Earnings Climb

R.G. Barry Corporation, the parent of Dearfoams, reported a sharp gain in earnings in its third quarter ended March 30, helped by stronger margins and lower operating expenses. Net sales reached $25.8 million, up 2.7 percent from $25.1 million for the thi

Buck Knives Adds Boy Scouts of America Product License

Buck Knives has reached a new product licensing partnership with the Boy Scouts of America (BSA), in which an American made pocket knife model will serve as an officially licensed product for Eagle Scouts, parents and other individuals associated with the