Brooks Running set an all-time quarterly revenue high for the second consecutive quarter, achieving double-digit growth or better in every region and channel, and expanding global revenue by 19 percent year-over-year.

The brand, owned by Berkshire Hathaway (BRK), did not provide sales figures.

By region, Brooks achieved 13 percent year-over-year revenue growth in North America, driven by strong performance in wholesale footwear and gains across both the U.S. and Canadian markets. Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) revenue grew 44 percent, marking the highest quarterly revenue for the region. Asia Pacific and Latin America (APLA) saw 55 percent year-over-year revenue growth, with China and Korea contributing 80 percent and 218 percent, respectively.

Brooks noted that the U.S. running specialty market remains healthy overall, citing data published by Circana, which shows that the U.S. performance running footwear market grew 9 percent in Q2, driven by premium (priced at $100 or more) running footwear, which increased 16 percent.

Brooks said the company’s own results outpaced the market growth in the U.S., with the brand holding three of the top six performance footwear styles sold at U.S. retail in Q2. Brooks also gained market share in Germany and France in Q2, outpacing total market growth in each country for adult performance running footwear, according to data from Circana. In Germany specifically, Brooks secured the No. 1 spot in adult performance running footwear priced at €90 or more.

“Brooks continues to deliver outstanding value while adapting to a dynamic business environment,” said Dan Sheridan, Brooks Running’s CEO. “Our innovative product pipeline and global business model, combined with strong consumer connections, reflect our team’s customer-first approach. I’m excited for Brooks’ opportunity to earn the trust of more runners in this competitive market.”

Brooks said it launched eight footwear styles in Q2 2025, contributing to 28 percent unit growth in new footwear designs.

  • The Glycerin franchise led global revenue growth for the quarter, up 27 percent year-over-year, with Ghost and Ghost Max delivering 16 percent and 82 percent increases, respectively.
  • In the EMEA, all core performance styles delivered double-digit growth, led by the Glycerin franchise, which increased by 50 percent, and Adrenaline GTS, which rose by 33 percent.
  • In the APLA region, Brooks’ premium products drove much of the growth, underpinned by a 150% year-over-year increase in sales of the Hyperion family.
  • Through its new relationship with runDisney, Brooks dropped a collection of Disney-themed performance running shoes at the runDisney Springtime Surprise Weekend in April. The Ghost Max 2 Mickey Mouse and Ghost Max 2 Minnie Mouse styles were the headliners of the collection at the event and online. Brooks said the initial allotment of the full footwear assortment sold out in 12 hours at brooksrunning.com, while a second wave generated records for hourly e-commerce revenue and conversion rate for the brand.

The company also showcased three new styles in its lifestyle footwear collection during the brand’s second appearance at Paris Fashion Week in June.

In addition to the Brooks Running brand, BRK also owns Align Shoe, B.Ø.C., Børn Shoes, Carolina Shoe, Chippewa Boots, Comfortiva, Corcoran Footwear, Dexter Bowling, Double-H Boots, EuroSoft Footwear, Justin Boots, Kork-Ease, Korks, Matterhorn Footwear, Nocona Boots, Nurse Mates, Shoeline.com, Söfft Shoe, Softspots, Super Shoes, and Tony Lama brands under the BH Shoe Holdings, Inc., a subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway.

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