Torpedo7

Torpedo7 is a New Zealand retailer that owns and operates several online stores, including Torpedo7, 1-day.co.nz, and Number One Fitness.
Founded in 2004 by mountain bike enthusiast Luke Howard-Willis and his father, Guy Howard-Willis, Torpedo7 is based in Hamilton, New Zealand. In 2013, The Warehouse Group purchased a 51% stake in the company for NZ$33 million. It now holds full ownership through Torpedo7's parent company, Boye Developments Limited. Despite being fully owned by The Warehouse Group, Torpedo7 operates as an independent business.
In October 2014, seven R&R Sport stores, which were previously acquired by The Warehouse Group in December 2013, were rebranded as Torpedo7. This expansion included the addition of two new physical stores, marking Torpedo7's entry into the retail of physical stores. R&R Sport was originally established in 1981 in Dunedin as Recycled Recreation, a store specialising in second-hand sports gear.
In February 2024 The Warehouse Group sold Torpedo7 for $1 to Tahua Partners.