reebok is no longer official sponsor of two pro sports leagues like it was when they got bought.
Their 'influencers' probably aren't pushing sales as much as hoped either.
reebok is no longer official sponsor of two pro sports leagues like it was when they got bought.
Their 'influencers' probably aren't pushing sales as much as hoped either.
If you watch this you are not surprised that Reebok gets sold
Antidorcas marsupialis wrote:
If you watch this you are not surprised that Reebok gets sold
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBgi_nXDOKY
So harsh, ask a sprinter to run long distance with 330+ of climb or ask a for someone to run XC which is not a grass course...
nice to run wrote:
aztec the moron wrote:
Adidas would sell Tinman but they wouldn't get one offer
Do they even officially sponsor Tinman? I know Hunter and Parsons have contracts but from what I've heard they just give the rest of the semi pros a little bit of gear and allow them to sell Adidas merch with the logo on it.
That certainly appears to be the case. Parsons's contract should expire after Tokyo, but then he clearly has a day job with Adidas so it doesn't exactly matter for him. The rest of the guys are clearly being shipped warehouse surplus, how many of their track guys are seen in BAA gear and trainers in colourways from two seasons ago in their videos? Not that they care and this is a good light sponsorship angle, it's just easy to figure out from the evidence in front of us.
As for Reebok, new player Skechers probably has healthier sales across all segments. Even Puma is looking down at Reebok now.
Gosh, that Cross Fit game is cringe-worthy. I'd never seen that.. quite an investment to pull off and showcase 15 white obese people with no athletic ability. Why did they do that? They should be in a gym, not walking up and down a mountain circuit.
Don't forget that Reebok is big in UFC.
running would account for such a small percentage of turnover for both Adidas and Reebok that it's almost irrelevant.
They'll never admit it but Adidas couldn't handle Terry Tate.