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NDP names top outdoor footwear brands

07/08/2015
NDP names top outdoor footwear brands

Outdoor footwear sales in the US grew 17% in the year to the end of June following 1% growth the previous year.

The top five outdoor footwear brands were Merrell, Keen, Nike, Vasque and Salomon. Sorel and Timberland landed in the top five within the women’s and children’s markets, respectively.

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