Industry Buzz: Climbers we lost in 2020, hunting rules loosen in national park, an organization for Black skiers, new president at Wolverine, the dangers of the backcountry
Industry headlines: Intriguing reads from around the web
In memoriam: A remembrance of climbers we lost in 2020. [Climbing]
Hunting rules loosen in Grand Teton: The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the National Park Service can’t regulate hunting on private inholdings in Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park. [National Parks Traveler]
The National Brotherhood of Skiers: An oral history of a decades-old organization for Black snow sports enthusiasts. [Outside Online]
New leadership at Wolverine Worldwide: The brand has appointed Jim Zwiers as president of the company’s Global Operations Group. [Footwear Plus Magazine]
Beware the backcountry: Newcomers to the sport of backcountry skiing in Colorado (and elsewhere) should be aware of the dangers they face. [5280]
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Jones Snowboards drops apparel line: Pro snowboarder Jeremy Jones has spent years developing his company's first line of outerwear. Details were released this week.
Top footwear brands: 136 independent retailers weighed in on the best-selling footwear brands of 2020.
