All Running articles
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ArticleAustralian startup challenges global shoe brands
Melbourne-born Tarkine reports fivefold growth with locally designed, eco-focused running shoes aimed at displacing foreign brands.
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ArticleUK & IR Running Industry Awards spotlight 2025 winners
The UK & Ireland Running Industry Alliance honored standout brands and events at its annual awards while highlighting the innovations and consumer shifts set to define the running market in 2026.
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WebinarWatch now: 5 major trends in China’s lifestyle landscape
Chinese consumers are spending more on premium sportswear and outdoorwear. Watch our Expert Talk to learn what this means for international brands.
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News briefsThe Running Event 2025 promotes inclusion
The Running Event returns with partnerships in diversity, mentorship and community-building to strengthen the running industry.
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ArticleBrooks Running posts ninth consecutive quarter of double-digit growth
Brooks Running grew 17 percent in Q3 FY25, its ninth straight quarter of double-digit gains in all regions and channels.
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ArticleInternational Running Expo debuts with 200+ global exhibitors
The inaugural International Running Expo is set to unite the global running community at RAI Amsterdam this November.
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ArticleNike powers up its running shoes
Nike is testing Project Amplify, a powered running shoe with a built-in motor and drive system.
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ArticleWomen’s shoes still don’t fit
A new study shows most running shoes are still built for men’s anatomy — leaving women runners with discomfort, fit issues, and preventable injuries
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ArticleRichard Kuchinsky: ‘A sustainable shoe must be a good shoe first, sustainable second’
Leading footwear designers reveal the complex trade-offs between sustainability and performance in running shoes.
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ArticleTracking the next stride of Germany’s performance running market 2025
Germany’s runners are consistent, data-driven, and increasingly value-conscious. These are the findings of SGI Europe’s Performance Running Report.
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ArticleOn Running ranks among most innovative companies 2025
On Running joins the ranks of deep-tech and platform giants on Fast Company’s innovation list.
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Article361 Degrees reports 10% Q3 growth in core and kids retail, 20% in e-commerce
The Chinese running, kids and basketball specialist reports growth figures and launches an AI partnership with Standard Robots to drive innovation.
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ArticleTeen survey finds On outranks Hoka
On Running overtakes Hoka among U.S. teens, Nike’s decline moderates, but teen spending drops 6 percent.
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ArticleIRX 2025 positions Amsterdam as a key meeting point for the running industry
Shirry Liram explains how IRX 2025 in Amsterdam wants to shape the future of running by connecting the people and ideas moving the industry forward.
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News briefsRaccoon Media Group launches another Running Show
Raccoon Media Group is expanding into the Middle East with a large-scale consumer and trade running expo set for Dubai next October.
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News briefsNYRR races injected nearly $1bn into New York economy
The 2024 TCS New York City Marathon alone generated $692 million in incremental economic impact.
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Market ReportsReport: The German Performance Running Market 2025
How German runners choose, buy, and value their shoes. Drawing on 1,001 active runners and pricing analysis, the report covers consumer profiles, buying behaviour, channel preferences, brand choices, pricing strategy, and sustainability’s influence on purchasing decisions.
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ArticleInternational Running Expo gets a headline partner
The Swiss performance brand steps up as lead partner for Europe’s first B2B running trade show in Amsterdam this November.
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AnalysisMarket Analysis: The global athletic footwear market 2024
SGI Europe’s yearly analysis details global sales of 25 athletic footwear brands and their performance in 2024.
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ArticleOrthoLite to open foaming plant in India
The US provider of comfort and performance foam for footwear says that the facility “marks a significant step forward in OrthoLite’s strategy to localize the entire product creation process.”
