Terry Newman has doubled Fierce45’s footprint this year, and now she’s expanding beyond the Denver metro area.
Denver fitness brand expanding to Boulder
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Ski luggage startup founder moves operations to Denver from Wyoming
James Poss, 26, who started making ski boot luggage in Jackson Hole two years ago, is now working out of the WeWork on Platte Street.
Berkeley gear shop crowdfunds $100K for move on Tennyson
Feral Outdoor Co. turned to crowdfunding when it unexpectedly had to vacate its space on Tennyson Street.
Yoga brand loses two more studios
The closure of Yoga Pod’s studios in LoDo and the Denver Tech Center comes in the wake of five other franchisees leaving the company in a year-long period.
Loveland Ski Area installing first high-speed quad lift
Loveland Ski Area received an avalanche of suggestions from skiers and snowboarders about what to call its newest addition, a high-speed quad lift.
The fun doesn’t end when sun goes down; mountain biking trio invent new bike light
Three mountain biking pals don’t want to keep dismounting when the sun goes down.
Motorcycle ride-tracking app raises $1 million
Rever’s core product features audio navigation tools and the ability to track mileage, speed, elevation gain and other metrics.
Outdoor school opens students-only lodge in Estes Park to general public
The Lodge at the Colorado Mountain School offers a hostel-like environment, with 16 beds going for $44 a night.
Designer nets $70K on Kickstarter for knife prototype
Shane Korthuis, 29, designed, built and is now selling the Everyday Blade, a pocketknife the size of a house key that fits 12 different types of replaceable blades.
New cycling studio to open at The Hub in RiNo
‘I couldn’t find an indoor cycling studio that I loved,” Ann Tribone said. “I saw a gap in the market.”
