Alex Hanifin and Matt Segal have gone from bootstrapped startup to REI store shelves in a year, increasing sales by more than 1,000 percent on the way.
Year-old Boulder startup finds success with hiker-focused instant coffee
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Kate Tracy is a BusinessDen reporter who covers startups, residential real estate, fitness and the outdoors industry. She is a graduate of Corban University. Email her at [email protected].
Aurora’s Southlands mall lands a spin studio
CycleBar has signed a 10-year lease on space in the shopping center, among other fitness outposts like Pedego Electric Bikes, TruFit Athletic Clubs and Fit Republic.
Longsword training gym plunges into Denver
Jason Barrons said interest grows for “historical European martial arts” every time HBO’s “Game of Thrones” airs a sword fight.
Coors Field condo hits the market for $4M
The 5,350-square-foot space, previously two separate dwellings, features an open floor plan and five outdoor decks for viewing Coors Field and the rest of downtown.
Boulder-based rooftop car tent maker off to a hot start
After launching in January, a company selling fiberglass hard-shell tents that perch on top of sedans, minivans and other larger vehicles already has racked up $200,000 in sales.
Cap Hill storefront swaps one Pilates studio for another
Heather Willer has transformed the 2,000-square-foot studio at 1138 E. Sixth Ave. into Axis Pilates, which also will offer cycling and TRX training.
Bay Area PR firm enters market with RiNo office
First came the Silicon Valley tech firms. Now here comes the publicity.
For Denver survival company, business booms when the end nears
Byron Walker, CEO of Denver-based Survival Frog, talks about recent spikes in sales, current events and his own stash of survival supplies.
Denver takes another dose of West Coast tech
A San Francisco-based software company has hired 20 employees in WeWork Union Station and is shopping for a private space in LoDo as it plans to double in size by yearend.
Newly opened Lakeside gym takes training up a notch
The gym rats at a recently launched fitness club north of Lakeside Amusement Park work out under a fierce tagline: “Train insane or remain the same.”
