Ice Hockey Equipment News

Recent industry report about Ice Hockey Equipment company news, including latest market trends and industry updates in 2024. This sector news is compiled by Mordor Intelligence™ Ice Hockey Equipment Market industry experts.

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  • October 2023: Sigmatex extended its partnership with CCM Hockey for more than 5-years. The company claims this partnership resulted in CCM as the official outfitter of the American Hockey League, the Canadian Hockey League, and various NCAA and National teams.
  • October 2022: Bauer was set to release a stick under a new line called the AG5NT. The AG5NT is the lightest and quickest-release stick Bauer. Bauer focused on optimizing the stick's weight and durability. The Senior model weighs 335 g, 40 g more lightweight than the Hyperlite, and 30 g lighter than the Sync. This lighter build improved the stick's feel and increased the release speed.
  • July 2022: Bauer expanded the Vapor line with a full array of Hyperlite protective gear in 2022. With three price points in the new Vapor gloves and Hyperlite models for shoulder pads, elbow pads, shin guards, and pants, players can experience the Hyperlite line's combination of super-lightweight feel and elite-level performance across their entire protective kit. These gloves feature a variety of Pro Lite Tex material with cable mesh, the new Defense Cloud Tech foam on the backhand, and a molded Shocklite backhand plate. These materials combine for a 25% lighter weight than the previous generation's.
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  • In April 2023, TProfile collaborated with G Adventures, enhancing its content for travel agents. The partnership enables TProfile to integrate G Adventures’ diverse portfolio of global tours, spanning from Antarctic expeditions to hiking adventures in Peru, into its dynamic, real-time content, providing an extended range of offerings to its network of travel agents.
  • In September 2022, Intrepid Travel, the largest adventure travel company in the world, acquired a majority shareholding in the Australian adventure tourism business and destination management company (DMC) JOOB (Jump Out of Bed). The acquisition boosted DMC of Intrepid's rapid growth in Australia.
  • September 2023: Adidas launched the X Crazyfast Messi 'Las Estrellas,’ shortly followed by the release of his 'Infinito' boots. Adidas added another signature boot to Messi's catalog, the X Crazyfast Messi 'Las Estrellas,' with a special design that celebrates his 2022 World Cup triumph with Argentina.​
  • June 2023: Adidas launched a new Team India jersey for cricket. The company launched the jersey for all three formats, i.e., Tests, T20Is, and ODIs. The company claims that these jerseys were launched for an Indian cricket player, Rohit Sharma.
  • May 2023: PUMA signed a deal with Formula 1, solidifying its position as the official licensing partner and exclusive trackside retailer. This agreement granted PUMA the license to manufacture Formula 1 branded apparel, footwear, and accessories. Additionally, the contract included exclusive rights for PUMA to vend F1 fanwear, covering all ten teams throughout the race circuit, commencing in 2024.
  • November 2022: The Saudi Arabian Football Federation (SAFF) announced that from 2023, the nation's national football teams will be supplied with kits by the German sportswear giant Adidas, replacing Nike. Adidas will serve as the exclusive provider for all training and match apparel, including gear for the men's, women's, and junior teams. The agreement is set to extend until 2026.
  • March 2022: Puma extended its partnership with the international motor racing championship for female drivers, W Series, to supply high-performance and flame-retardant racewear specifically designed for female drivers.
  • January 2024: Anytime Fitness launched the second season of ‘Be Fit Fest,’ an annual campaign of the franchise organization, by introducing an AI video.
  • January 2024: Virgin Active invested nearly USD 5 million in Singaporean clubs, transforming them into holistic wellness havens with new equipment, specialist programs, and exclusive Fitness Therapy Zones. New equipment across Virgin Active clubs includes a range of equipment from Technogym’s Pure Line for its ergonomic design and exceptional durability.
  • November 2023: Anytime Fitness partnered with the Apple Fitness+. According to the company claim, Apple Fitness+ users who join Anytime Fitness and sign up for at least a 13-month membership would get their first 30 days at no charge.
  • April 2023: LeisureLink Partnership extends to ANGUSalive. The LeisureLink Partnership has allowed Shetland Recreational Trust MORE4life members to access the gym, public swimming, and fitness classes at leisure centers across Aberdeen, Argyll and Bute, the Borders, Highland, Moray, Orkney, and The Western Isles - all at no extra cost.
  • December 2022: Lincoln University has Partnered with the Linc Wellness and Recreation Center and Studio.
  • February 2022: Wedze, the winter-sports brand of French giant Decathlon, partnered with Belgian innovator Resortecs to launch a fully recyclable ski jacket using the start-up's design-for-disassembly technology. Different from normal ski jackets, which are extremely difficult to recycle due to their complex material composition, this flagship is made of 63% recycled polyester, and 23% of the fabrics are dyed using dope dyeing - one of the most water-efficient dying techniques.
  • September 2021: Sustainable skiwear retailer EcoSki launched EcoSki Rental, Europe's first contemporary online skiwear rental service, in collaboration with rental giant MY WARDROBE HQ. Powered by MY VENTURES, the technology service recently launched by MY WARDROBE HQ, EcoSki Rental offers a practical, cost-effective solution for skiers wanting high-quality kits without the high-end price tag. The carefully curated range of kits includes everything from jackets, pants, helmets, and goggles to socks, baselayers, gloves, beanies, and avalanche equipment.
  • October 2023: Sigmatex extended its partnership with CCM Hockey for more than 5-years. The company claims this partnership resulted in CCM as the official outfitter of the American Hockey League, the Canadian Hockey League, and various NCAA and National teams.
  • October 2022: Bauer was set to release a stick under a new line called the AG5NT. The AG5NT is the lightest and quickest-release stick Bauer. Bauer focused on optimizing the stick's weight and durability. The Senior model weighs 335 g, 40 g more lightweight than the Hyperlite, and 30 g lighter than the Sync. This lighter build improved the stick's feel and increased the release speed.
  • July 2022: Bauer expanded the Vapor line with a full array of Hyperlite protective gear in 2022. With three price points in the new Vapor gloves and Hyperlite models for shoulder pads, elbow pads, shin guards, and pants, players can experience the Hyperlite line's combination of super-lightweight feel and elite-level performance across their entire protective kit. These gloves feature a variety of Pro Lite Tex material with cable mesh, the new Defense Cloud Tech foam on the backhand, and a molded Shocklite backhand plate. These materials combine for a 25% lighter weight than the previous generation's.
  • June 2021: USA Field Hockey officially launched the USA Field Hockey Equipment store, an online store that provides entry-level and modified equipment packages to make field hockey more accessible and affordable.
  • May 2021: Ritual Hockey announced its partnership with Clubhouse Hockey. The purpose of this partnership was to fill the gaps in the market with the help of Clubhouse Hockey's resources.
  • June 2020: Ritual Hockey introduced a NEW Plus + head shape hockey stick across all origins of both the Velocity and Ultra molds. The Plus + head shape is the same length as the Standard head shape but the company has squared the corners to increase the surface area, resulting in a 20% bigger toe end.
  • Mar 2023: Vans Surf launched Surf VR3 Collection, claiming that it is designed to bring together the relaxed vibes of surfing and Vans' continued commitment to more sustainably-focused clothing and footwear.
  • Jan 2023: NASCAR partnered with action-sports brand Hurley in a clothing collaboration, launching men's and women's beach and surf apparel.
  • Feb 2022: Swedish electric surfboard manufacturer Awake revealed the latest version of its range-topping model, the Rävik S 22. The board featured a 12-kW brushless motor and a resigned impeller for increased torque and acceleration.
  • January 2022: Sentinel Capital Partners, a private equity firm that invests in promising mid-market companies, announced its acquisition of The Recreational Group, a leading manufacturer and distributor of recreational surfacing products.
  • September 2021: The Netherlands Crestview Partners acquired TenCate Grass Holding BV, the leading global artificial grass solutions provider for sports and landscaping.
  • February 2021: SYNLawn, the largest manufacturer and unrivaled innovator of artificial grass in North America announced its latest product enhancements and new offerings debuting. Its products include more soy content, advanced drainage, additional color options, and super yarn technology.
  • May 2024: TAILG, an electric two-wheeler company, launched seven major e-bike product series, including urban, mountain, motorcycle-like, functional, and shared, with a total of 19 models at the China International Bicycle Exhibition.
  • May 2024: Bosch e-bike systems were introduced in Taiwan through Tern bikes. The Bosch system was launched in only two of the brand’s models, the Tern Vektron and Quick Haul. The Vektron uses Bosch’s Performance Line motor system to provide up to 65 Nm of assistance, while the Quick Haul uses Bosch’s Active Line system with a maximum of 50 Nm of assistance to the rider.
  • May 2023: Shimano unveiled its Singaporean factory with an investment of USD 165 million. This new factory will utilize digital technologies such as Artificial Intelligence, the Internet of Things, and robot-based automation. The site will also house the company’s R&D center, which plans to develop special materials for cycling apparel products and facilitate research into the use of wearable technology.

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