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Brooks Running eclipsed the $1 billion annual revenue mark for the first time in 2021 after a year that saw the running footwear industry continue to thrive. For the full fiscal year, the Seattle headquartered performance footwear, apparel, running bras and accessories seller saw revenue jump 31 percent year over year to $1.11 billion.

Brooks CEO on $1 Billion 2021: ‘A Record Year Across Every Metric We Track’

On Running’s first public quarter was also its strongest ever in the face of sourcing headwinds, with the Swiss footwear brand’s net sales jumping 68 percent to 218 million francs ($235.2 million) on net income of 13 million francs ($14 million).

On Running Plans Major Price Hikes After Record Q3 Sales

Brooks saw its eighth-straight quarter of revenue growth, while Asics North America grew sales double-digits for the third straight period.

Brooks, Asics Show Running Footwear is Accelerating at Full Speed

The On Cloud X Shift lightweight workout shoe.

On, the Roger Federer-Backed Running Brand, Tees Up an IPO

Asics' performance run category saw sales climb 51.8 percent in the U.S.

Asics Gains on Running, Tennis

Brooks Running unveiled plans to launch its first carbon-neutral shoe, the Ghost 14, at the end of the second quarter

Brooks Q2 Sales Grow at ‘Record Pace’

The first quarter illustrated that there is a major changing of the guard at Deckers. For the first time, Hoka One One contributed the largest share of revenue across the footwear brands in a single quarter.

Hoka One One Takes Over as Top-Selling Deckers Brand

From the Empire State Building Run-Up to the New York City Marathon, the return of major running races augurs well for big athletic brands.

Running Races Return, and That’s Good News for Sports Brands

Asics sales dipped 12.3 percent year over year to $760 million in the fourth quarter, with the brand's net losses totaling $119.7 million.

After Turbulent 2020, Asics Hopes to Build on Positive 2021 Start

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