Top line: YETI's Q3 sales rose 4% to $509.4M (adjusted up 6% to $517.9M), short of the roughly $523.6M consensus, and it cut 2026 adjusted sales growth to about 6% from 7–8% and adjusted EPS to $2.90–$2.95 from $2.94–$3.00, citing "a more cautious consumer environment." The split inside the quarter is the story: wholesale grew 19% and international 19%, while DTC fell 6% on weaker U.S. owned e-commerce and Amazon. Lower net tariff costs added 200 basis points to gross margin (57.7% reported, 59.0% adjusted), and adjusted EPS of $0.91 beat by $0.06, but shares fell about 7%. (YETI, Investing.com)

Bike

  • Bike24's Q3 revenue rose 30% to EUR 107.7M, its first quarter above EUR 100M, with bike revenue up 34% to EUR 23.8M on gravel and road demand and adjusted EBITDA up 14% to EUR 6.1M; it held its 2026 guide of EUR 345–360M revenue, though gross margin remains under pressure. (Investing.com)
  • Bianchi and Bahrain Victorious ended their bike deal after one year, effective immediately and described as mutual, as Bianchi works through its court-supervised restructuring. (Cycling Weekly)
  • Chinese brand Pardus takes over TotalEnergies' WorldTour sponsorship from Cube in a multi-year deal, making it the second Chinese direct-to-consumer brand in the top-tier peloton after XDS. (Cycling Weekly)
  • Pacific Glory Worldwide, owner of Fuji, SE and Tuesday, opened a U.S. office and service center in Hillsborough Township, New Jersey, added a warranty manager and assigned rep coverage in the Southeast. (SGB Media)
  • GoPro delayed its Q3 report, telling the SEC it hadn't finished close procedures and documentation for the accounting and valuation of financing arrangements made during the quarter. (Bicycle Retailer)

Ski & Snow

  • Breckenridge opened Wednesday, Nov. 11 on Peak 8, five days after its original date, and Vail Mountain is still set for Friday, Nov. 13. (CBS Colorado)
  • Utah skier days fell 26.5% last season and skier spending fell 17.8%, Ski Utah said at its season kickoff; four resorts target Nov. 20, Snowbird and Snowbasin Nov. 27, and Eagle Point won't open this season after the Cottonwood Fire destroyed its lodge. (Deseret News)
  • Snowstar in Andalusia, Illinois, won't open its ski and snowboard hills this season after about 40 years; the Harper family is stepping down without a new operator lined up, and only the tubing hill will run. (KWQC)
  • Ikon added Wisconsin's Schmitz Brothers resorts to its Bonus Mountain program, alongside the Deer Valley Base Pass change. (SAM Magazine)
  • Mountain Hardwear opened its first North American store on Park City's Main Street, a 1,600-square-foot shop run with Aloha Ski and Snowboard Rentals that includes full-service rentals. (SGB Media)

Outdoor

  • Solo Brands cut its full-year outlook after Q3 sales fell 17.6% and it posted an adjusted loss of $11.6M across Solo Stove, Chubbies, Isle and Oru Kayak. (SGB Media)
  • REI's Susan Viscon, a former chief merchant, will leave at year-end, and Matthew Thurston becomes chief impact officer on Dec. 1. (SGB Media)
  • U.S. retail sales grew 3.6% year over year in October but only 0.15% from September, the slowest pace in nearly a year, according to the CNBC/NRF Retail Monitor. (SGB Media)
  • Reima's Q3 sales and earnings improved on stronger North American online sales and cost cuts, while store closures in China held back growth. (Outdoor Industry Compass)

Upcoming

Vail Mountain opens Nov. 13; Youngone (Scott Sports' parent) is due to file Q3 by mid-November with no confirmed date, and NH Investment expects Scott's operating loss to narrow to about ₩9.5B on revenue of about ₩338B; Epic Pass prices rise after Nov. 15; Merida reports Q3 Nov. 16; Amer Sports reports Nov. 17; the Bicycle Industry Summit runs Nov. 18–20 in Tucson; Utah's first openings are targeted for Nov. 20. Pon hasn't announced a date for any 2026 interim figures.

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