In this constantly updated article, OIC and SGI Europe contributors share the news on US President Trump’s tariffs impacting the industry
With renewed ambition, the ISPO Awards step onto the world stage in 2026. Entries are now open.
Chris Goddard reports from Denver, where Outside Days 2026 highlighted how access, participation and circularity are becoming increasingly important priorities for outdoor stakeholders on both sides of the Atlantic.
Strong helmet and body armor demand lifted Leatt’s first-half performance, while fast-growing direct sales and new bike-care products support further expansion.
Wolverine Worldwide raised its full-year forecast again. Merrell and Saucony drove growth, while international sales rose nearly 11%. Tariffs and Sweaty Betty remain headwinds.
Six Dutch Accell companies have been declared bankrupt, while separate restructuring proceedings continue in Germany and other European markets.
The Nordic sporting goods retailer is acquiring Ulvang from Brav and plans to invest in the Norwegian wool brand’s future growth.
The German bicycle manufacturer has appointed experienced industry executives to strengthen dealer support and its market position in Germany and Switzerland.
The natural movement footwear brand has added two industry veterans to strengthen global merchandise planning and expand its US wholesale business.
CEO Bill Gamber and International Director Mark Flanagan discuss Big Agnes’ evolution, innovation and future growth after 25 years.
Quick reads of the week
+++ Etsy will lay off 220 employees (about 12% of its workforce) as part of an organizational restructuring, while reporting 6% revenue growth but a $46.7 million quarterly net loss and reaffirming AI as a tool to augment – not replace – its workforce
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