La Sportiva revealed that sales reached €213 million ($251 mm) in 2025, up 21% from €176 million the prior year, touting good progress on its growth strategy despite geopolitical turmoil, a weaker outdoor market, and unfavorable currency headwinds.

The media company announced it has inked a definitive agreement to purchase Full Swing for $530 million in cash from Bruin Capital and minority investors, with the transaction expected to close in H2, at which point the simulator and launch monitor manufacturer will join Versant’s Digital Platforms and Ventures portfolio.

Electric mobility brand house Rad Life Mobility has acquired QuietKat from Revelyst for an undisclosed amount, as the former Vista Outdoor division focuses on its core portfolio.

The golf footwear start-up scored an unspecified investment, in advance of an upcoming funding round, from a group of former and current professional athletes across major leagues.

After Nike reported another quarter of struggles in the PRC earlier this week, the Chinese news outlet Sina reported that the Eager Beavertons may be planning to comprehensively reshape their operating model in the market.

Ben Francis, the Gymshark founder and CEO, is reportedly holding discussions with General Atlantic to buy back a portion of the 21% stake he sold to the PE firm in 2020, according to the Financial Times.

There were five sporting goods brands on NRF’s 2026 Top 100 Global Retailers list, compiled by Kantar Retail, based on U.S. retail sales the previous year.

The Swedish helmet technology company has agreed to pay $3.2 million to BrainGuard Technologies to settle patent infringement claims brought against Revelyst and its helmet brands.

Misto is aiming to boost Fila’s global brand value as a key pillar of its “Value-Up” medium-term plan, along with expanding the brand portfolio and reinforcing Acushnet’s global leadership in the golf space.

The parent company of PSE Archery and Kryptek has added hunting backpack, gear, and apparel brand Badlands to its portfolio, acquiring it from W. C. Bradley Co. for undisclosed terms.

The Oboz, Kathmandu, and Rip Curl parent completed its 1-for-25 share consolidation, reducing its float to 71,976,827 shares from 1,727,438,195, trading on both the NZX and ASX.

NSSF’s adjusted NICS FBI background checks soared 11.7% to 1,123,006 in the seasonally slow month of June from 1,004,986, rising for the fifth consecutive month.

The Eager Beavertons will pay out an average of 74% of target bonuses to staff worldwide, Bloomberg reported, citing a memo from inside the berm.

The outdoor sports PR and digital marketing agency elevated three executives, naming Cory Van Auken as COO, Suzanne Hermann as vice president of client services, and Katie Richter as director of outdoor PR.

Crocs’ subsidiary reached a settlement with Germany-based Fusion Shoes, which it accused of infringing on Heydude’s “Wally” style design and mark.

The convenience store chain filed suit in TX district court, accusing the Eager Beavertons of infringing on 7-Eleven’s Tri-Color mark with a new Air Max 95 colorway.