Osprey sues California retailer over improper use of backpack name
The Colorado-based packmaker has filed a federal lawsuit against LA-based Aether, claiming the retailer violated the company's “trademark coexistence agreement.”
The Colorado-based packmaker has filed a federal lawsuit against LA-based Aether, claiming the retailer violated the company's “trademark coexistence agreement.”
The U.S. Department of Agriculture granted a temporary reprieve on the looming transfer of sacred land.
Rather than file a lawsuit, Peak Design targeted Amazon Basics’ knockoff of its Everyday Sling bag with a hilarious, must-watch video.
Editors past and present take a look back at the biggest stories, seismic changes, and expanding influence of the publication’s first 37 years.
Today, we bid a fond farewell to the name SNEWS.
A history-making gear shop is in dire trouble. Let's rally together to save it.
The president of Thule’s Americas region explains why the brand chose Denver for its North American brick-and-mortar debut and how the company will measure success in a challenging retail environment.
Gear-lending libraries are gaining steam as an alternative to short-lived, cut-rate products, which are often the only option for those with limited resources.
How climate emissions programs from OIA and SIA might dilute—or amplify— each other’s goals.
Will the industry's warm-season shows run as scheduled this year? We spoke to leaders of several important events to find out.
Exhibitors and attendees report positive experiences, even amid a massive surge in Florida Covid-19 cases and deaths.
A friend, colleague, and industry role model needs our help.
The Colorado-based PR pro and co-founder of Inside Out Communications has struck out on her own.