Trends · data through September 2026

Sneakers & Athletic Brands in Ohio

Iceflower tracks 206 stores from 19 sneakers & athletic brands in Ohio. Foot Locker grew fastest over the last year, ahead of New Balance and Fleet Feet.

Rankings come from real card and bank transactions across a panel of 130M+ US and EU consumers. We publish relative growth and rankings, never revenue figures. About the data

Tracked chains
19
Tracked stores
206
Consumer panel
130M+

Growth ranking

Fastest-growing tracked sneakers & athletic brands

Ranked by year-over-year growth of share of tracked local spend. Arrows show movement in the rankings since last year. Each dot in the chart is one tracked chain: bigger market position to the right, faster growth higher up, more tracked stores in a bigger dot. Colors match the store map below. Foot Locker and New Balance sit in the high-growth half.

# Chain YoY growth
RankChainRank movementYoY growth
1 F Foot Locker logo Foot Locker - +15.7%
2 N New Balance logo New Balance - +6.5%
3 F Fleet Feet logo Fleet Feet ▲1 +3.2%
4 C Columbus Running Company logo Columbus Running Company - +2.6%
5 D DTLR logo DTLR - -1.0%
6 J JD Sports logo JD Sports - -1.8%
7 C Champs Sports logo Champs Sports - -2.5%
8 N Nike logo Nike - -4.2%
9 H Hibbett Sports logo Hibbett Sports - -10.5%
10 U Under Armour logo Under Armour ▼1 -44.1%
11 F Finish Line logo Finish Line - -48.4%
  • Foot Locker
  • JD Sports
  • Nike
  • DTLR
  • Hibbett Sports
  • Champs Sports
  • Fleet Feet
  • Other tracked chains

Store footprint

Store map

206 tracked store locations in Ohio. The 7 largest tracked chains are highlighted.

  • Foot Locker (27)
  • JD Sports (13)
  • Nike (6)
  • DTLR (25)
  • Hibbett Sports (34)
  • Champs Sports (14)
  • Fleet Feet (11)
  • Other tracked chains

Top tracked chains by store count

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