Brooks Running delivers 12% growth through first three quarters of 2026. Business Wire Published Oct 29, 2026 Performance innovation, global expansion, and a relentless focus on runners extend Brooks' growth streak to 13 consecutive quarters SEATTLE - Brooks Running delivered 12% revenue growth through the first three quarters of 2026 as demand for its performance footwear and apparel remained strong worldwide. Year to date through September, Brooks grew in all regions, increasing 9% each in the Americas and Asia-Pacific (APAC) and 24% in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). Growth spanned Brooks' portfolio, with footwear revenue up 11% and apparel increasing 18% year to date. The brand's continued momentum across international markets, product categories, and the growing global running community led to Brooks' 13th consecutive quarter of revenue growth. Story continues below This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. "As we expand the Brooks brand globally, we're constantly pushing ourselves to rethink what's possible - in our products, in the experiences we create, and in the ambitions we pursue alongside runners," said Dan Sheridan, CEO of Brooks Running. The global performance running market continued to grow in Q3 2026. In the U.S., premium performance running footwear ($100+) drove double-digit gains.[1] At U.S. national retail, Brooks Adrenaline GTS, Ghost, and Glycerin ranked among the top six performance running footwear franchises year to date.[2] At U.S. specialty retail, Brooks maintained the No. 1 market position in Q3 as it held five of the top seven styles of performance running footwear.[3] The brand also achieved No. 1 in Germany in adult performance running footwear across all price points, leading with the top two styles in the market.[4] Runner engagement also remained strong. In a survey of global runners, 87% of respondents expect to increase or maintain their running event participation, and in the same survey, Brooks ranked No. 1 for both training and race day footwear for the third consecutive year.[5] "As we expand the Brooks brand globally, we're constantly pushing ourselves to rethink what's possible - in our products, in the experiences we create, and in the ambitions we pursue alongside runners," said Dan Sheridan, CEO of Brooks Running. "Our results through the first three quarters of 2026 reflect the momentum that comes from that mindset and the incredible work of our teams around the world." Top Stories Interested in more newsletters? Browse here. Project 222 Redefines What's Possible Josh Kerr, World Champion middle-distance runner and Brooks Beast, broke the 27-year-old mile world record at the London Diamond League. Four months before the race, Kerr called his shot with Project 222, publicly declaring his pursuit of a 222-second mile. In July, he delivered, beating the field and rewriting the record in 3:42.66. Project 222 brought together Kerr's ambition and athlete insight with Brooks' performance innovation, resulting in custom race-day Hyperion Elite product engineered for the pursuit. Showcasing the power of partnership, preparation, and pushing the limits of performance, Project 222 accelerated Brooks' speed innovation and will inform future product development, driving forward the pace and future of innovation. Brooks' Hyperion Elite franchise grew 68% year over year in Q3, reflecting growing demand for its performance racing platform and an ongoing commitment to athlete-led innovation. Trail remained a standout category for Brooks, growing 44% in Q3, driven by Ghost Trail and the 20th anniversary of the Cascadia franchise. Brooks also introduced Ghost Amp in Q3, an all-new platform featuring SpringRamp technology combined with DNA HYPE PEBA-blend cushioning that reimagines the running experience through a distinctive energy-return in the forefoot. Story continues below This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Brooks' apparel momentum increased in Q3, up 20% year over year driven by strong adoption across new styles and continued demand for core favorites. Dash and Momentum Thermal collections led the category in Q3, increasing 603% and 325%, respectively, as runners embraced versatile performance apparel across seasons and conditions. Led by the Adrenaline GTS 10 and the reintroduction of the Brooks Vanguard, the brand's lifestyle category continued to gain traction, delivering triple-digit growth in Q3. Collaborations with AFEW and Alex Zono reimagined iconic Brooks styles across heritage and performance silhouettes and drew strong consumer demand, with the Alex Zono collection selling out within six hours in Korea. The brand also made its New York Fashion Week debut, partnering with Crosby Studios to preview Spring 2027 product. Designed by artist and founder Harry Nuriev, the space brought the brand's history, culture, and community to life through a Brooks museum-inspired showroom. Brooks Athletes Deliver Historic Performances Worldwide in Q3 Alongside his mile world record, Josh Kerr captured gold in the 1500m at the World Athletics Ultimate Championship in Budapest. Fellow Brooks Beast Brandon Miller won the 800m at the London Diamond League and advanced to No. 5 on the U.S. all-time list. Laura Pellicoro finished second in the 1500m at the Italian Athletics Championships, while Allie Buchalski captured bronze in the 10,000m at the U.S. Track & Field Championships. On the roads, Jessica McClain recorded a top 10 finish in the half marathon at the World Athletics Road Running Championships in Copenhagen with a personal-best 1:06:53, making her the 6th fastest American ever at the distance. In trail and mountain competition, four Brooks athletes finished inside the top 10 at UTMB CCC 100K, while Anna Gibson added a victory at the iconic Pikes Peak Ascent. Brooks athlete Brian Reynolds also became the first double amputee to complete the Leadville 100 Trail Race and the first double amputee to finish a 100-mile race anywhere. Joe "Stringbean" McConaughy further pushed the limits of endurance by setting a Fastest Known Time on the John Muir Trail, finishing the 223 miles in two days, 16 hours. Brooks also continued investing in the future of the sport, signing collegiate standouts Sanu Jallow-Lockhart and Gary Martin and joining the Mother in Sport Collective (MISC) as a founding member. MISC is the first industry alliance of sports brands publicly pledging to standardize maternity protections. Members will help create and pilot a Maternal Equity Playbook that creates a new standard of care for maternal wellness in sport. Brooks Deepens Its Connection to the Sport and Culture of Running Brooks announced a series of global partnerships in Q3 to celebrate the role running plays in athletic performance. In September, the brand signed three professional athletes to its global athlete ambassador roster: NFL wide receiver Cooper Kupp, WNBA forward Maddy Westbeld, and Premier League footballer Oscar Bobb. While the athletes compete on different stages, Kupp, Westbeld, and Bobb share a common belief: running is foundational to their success. In Q3, Brooks also became an Official Running Partner of the reigning NFL Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks, the official footwear partner of Crystal Palace Football Club's men's and women's first teams, and footwear partner for Team New Zealand athletes competing at the 2028 Olympic and Commonwealth Games. These partnerships demonstrate Brooks' strategic evolution to deepen its connection to sports and celebrate running at the center of athletic performance. Brooks also explored the intersection of movement, creativity, and culture through collaborations with musician Dermot Kennedy and Olivia Rodrigo's Daisy Chain Fields music festival. From community runs and immersive brand experiences to product storytelling designed to connect with new audiences, these partnerships extended Brooks' reach into new spaces while celebrating the run as a powerful force for connection. About Brooks Running Brooks Running is a leading performance running brand that awakens aliveness through the run. Guided by the belief that everyone is a runner, Brooks fuels life through every run, creating performance footwear, apparel, sports bras, and accessories that help people move with confidence and purpose. Since 1914, Brooks has combined human-centered design, motion science, and a deep understanding of runners to make performance personal and enable lifelong movement. Headquartered in Seattle, Washington, Brooks is a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Learn more at BrooksRunning.com or follow @brooksrunning. | [1] | / | Circana, LLC, Retail Tracking Service, US, Performance Running Footwear, Premium Footwear: >$100, Dollars Adj % Change v YA, 3 ME Sept 2026 | | [2] | / | Circana, LLC, Retail Tracking Service, U.S., Adult Running Footwear, Dollar Sales, July - September 2026 | | [3] | / | Upper Quadrant Specialty Run Market Data, July - September 2026 | | [4] | / | Circana GmbH, Retail Tracking Service, Germany, Adult Performance Running Footwear, Value Sales, July - September 2026 | | [5] | / | Running USA, 2026 Global Runner Survey | View source version on businesswire.com: This advertisement has not loaded yet. Quick Picks

Brooks Running delivers 13th straight quarter of revenue growth. October 29, 2026 Brooks Running is reporting that sales grew for the 13th consecutive quarter and revenues in the first nine months grew 12 percent. On a year-to-date basis through September, Brooks grew in all regions, increasing 9 percent each in the Americas and Asia-Pacific (APAC) and 24 percent in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa (EMEA). Among categories, footwear revenue was up 11 percent and apparel climbed 18 percent year to date. "As we expand the Brooks brand globally, we're constantly pushing ourselves to rethink what's possible - in our products, in the experiences we create, and in the ambitions we pursue alongside runners," said Dan Sheridan, CEO of Brooks Running. "Our results through the first three quarters of 2026 reflect the momentum that comes from that mindset and the incredible work of our teams around the world." Brooks Running didn't provide overall comparisons for the third quarter, but noted that Brooks' Hyperion Elite franchise grew 68 percent year over year in Q3, "reflecting growing demand for its performance racing platform and an ongoing commitment to athlete-led innovation." Brooks said trail "remained a standout category," growing 44 percent in Q3, driven by Ghost Trail and the 20th anniversary of the Cascadia franchise. Brooks also introduced Ghost Amp, a neutral road running shoe, in Q3. Brooks' apparel momentum increased in Q3, up 20 percent year-over-year "driven by strong adoption across new styles and continued demand for core favorites." Dash and Momentum Thermal collections led the category in Q3, increasing 603 percent and 325 percent, respectively, "as runners embraced versatile performance apparel across seasons and conditions," according to Brooks. Led by the Adrenaline GTS 10 and the reintroduction of the Brooks Vanguard, the brand's lifestyle category continued to gain traction, delivering triple-digit growth in Q3. The gains were boosted by collaborations with AFEW and Alex Zono, with the Alex Zono collection selling out within six hours in Korea. The brand also made its New York Fashion Week debut, partnering with Crosby Studios to preview Spring 2027 product. Brooks also noted that the brand maintained the No. 1 market position at U.S. specialty retail in Q3 as it held five of the top seven styles of performance running footwear, according to Upper Quadrant Specialty Run Market Data. The brand also noted that according to Circana, Brooks Adrenaline GTS, Ghost, and Glycerin ranked among the top six performance running footwear franchises year to date at U.S. retail. Brooks also said Circana data shows the brand also achieved No. 1 in Germany in adult performance running footwear across all price points, leading with the top two styles in the market. Brooks also cited Running USA's 2026 Global Runner Survey showing Brooks ranked No. 1 for both training and race day footwear for the third consecutive year. Brooks previously reported sales grew 14 Percent Growth in the first half and 23 percent in the first quarter. Image coutesy Brooks

New shoe styles by runDisney x Brooks for 2026 Disney Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend. Last UpdatedOctober 20, 2026 The latest limited-edition runDisney x Brooks running shoes are set to debut at the 2026 Disney Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend! Inspired by the flavors and storytelling of EPCOT's World Showcase, this year's collection blends event-inspired designs with beloved Disney character favorites. The new runDisney x Brooks shoes will be available starting Thursday, October 22nd, on opening day of the runDisney Health & Fitness Expo at ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex. Guests planning to shop for the limited-edition designs should review the virtual queue details before arriving. On the first day of the expo, purchases will be limited to two pairs of each design, with a maximum of eight pairs total per adult purchaser. The following shoes will be available for purchase: * Glycerin 23 Grumpy * Glycerin 23 Mary Poppins * Ghost 18 Goofy (limited availability!) * Adrenaline GTS 25 runDisney You may remember Resorts Gal also shared a first look at the all-new Brooks Ghost 18 Minnie Mouse, debuting at the 2027 Walt Disney World Marathon Weekend. Disney notes that, due to a delivery shortage, the Ghost 18 Goofy shoes will also be available at the 2027 marathon weekend. Let's take a look at the shoes! Glycerin 23 Mary Poppins | $185. These new Brooks Glycerins are inspired by Mary Poppins down to the frills and lace! They offer a practically perfect look for every step! Highlights include lace trim, satin accents, and a delicate bow! Men's Glycerin 23 size range: 7-15 | Women's Glycerin 23 size range: 5-12 *available in wide for women's only (subject to availability) Ghost 18 Goofy | $170. These Goofy-inspired Ghost 18s will make you smile. They feature denim details, embroidery elements, and interactive ear extensions! Men's Ghost 18 size range: 7-15 | Women's Ghost 18 size range: 5-12 *available in wide for both genders (subject to availability) Please Note: Due to disruptions in planned product delivery, this style will be offered in limited quantities during the 2026 Disney Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend, with additional inventory returning for the 2027 Walt Disney World Marathon Weekend. Glycerin 23 Grumpy | $185. If you're feeling grumpy for your early-morning run, these Grumpy-inspired Glycerin 23 running shoes will match your mood. They are designed to look like Grumpy's traditional maroon outfit with patch details and a touch of dirt texture straight from the mines! Men's Glycerin 23 size range: 7-15 | Women's Glycerin 23 size range: 5-12 *available in wide for both genders (subject to availability) Adrenaline GTS 25 runDisney | $165. Next, Resorts Gal has the returning Adrenaline GTS 25 shoes. They feature a gradient blue to white with subtle nods to Mickey Mouse and the runDisney logo. Men's Adrenaline size range: 7-15 | Women's Adrenaline size range: 5-13 (subject to availability) Lace badges | $20. Don't miss out on this 4-pack of shoe badges commemorating the 2026 Disney Wine & Dine Half Marathon Weekend. Featuring a charm for each race distance, these badges let you commemorate every course you conquered as you journey through the tastes and tales of World Showcase. For other releases this past year, you might enjoy the following: Browse all its merchandise reports in its timeline of new Disney World merchandise. Make sure to check back with Resorts Gal at Resorts Gal for more updates. In the comments. What do you think of the new releases for the 2026 Disney Wine and Dine Half-Marathon weekend? Are you a fan of the Mary Poppins running shoes? Let Resorts Gal know in the comments below.