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Number of stores of the leading* sporting goods retailers in the United States in 2015

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August 2016

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United States

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2015

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* Ranking is based on the companies with the leading 20 highest revenues in U.S. sporting goods retail during the 2013 fiscal year
Walmart - 3,407 Supercenters, 470 Discount, 639 Neighborhood Markets
Marmaxx - 1,119 T.J. Maxx, 975 Marshalls
Foot Locker - 1,015 Foot Locker U.S., 213 Lady Foot Locker, 357 Kids Foot Locker
Journeys - 834 Journeys, 189 Journeys Kidz, 49 Shi by Journeys, 110 Underground by Journeys
The Finish Line - 637 Finish Line stores, 395 Macy's branded shops
Costco - 468 U.S.
The Sports Authority - 470 The sports Authority
Lululemon Athletica - 200 Lululemon in the U.S., 46 in Canada, 26 in Australia, 5 in New Zealand, 2 in the UK, 1 in Singapore; 22 Ivivva - 11 in the U.S., 11 in Canada
Nike - 176 Nike Brand Factory, 33 Nike Brand In-Line
L.L. Bean - 28 full price U.S.,10 outlet U.S., 21 Japan, 53 China,
Bass Pro Shops - North America, including Bass Pro and Tracker Marine Center

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This statistic depicts the number of stores of the leading sporting goods retailers in the United States in 2015. In that year, Dick's Sporting Goods had a total of *** stores open throughout the United States.

Sporting goods retail stores in the United States

With a total of over stores across the country in 2014, Walmart is the sporting goods retailer with the most retail units in the United States. It has more than twice as many stores as MarMaxx, its closest competitor in terms of number of stores in the U.S.. Despite the increasing popularity of online shopping, sporting goods stores remained the most popular channel of distribution for sporting goods in the United States and an estimated ** percent of sporting goods purchases were made in these stores in 2013.

Sales in sporting goods stores amounted to over ** billion U.S. dollars in the United States in 2013. This marks an increase of almost ** billion U.S. dollars on the figure from 2006. U.S. consumer purchases of sporting goods are also on the increase with the total population spending over ** billion U.S. dollars in this industry in 2013.

Walmart’s athletic department generated revenue of *** billion U.S. dollars in 2013, making it the largest sporting goods retailer in the United State in terms of revenue. Its closest competitor was Dick’s Sporting Goods, whose total revenue in 2013 was * billion U.S. dollars. Of this revenue generated by Dick’s Sporting Goods in 2013, some *** billion U.S. dollars was in the apparel market and a further *** billion U.S. dollars was generated in the footwear industry. Despite having over stores in the United States, MarMaxx’s revenue of just over * billion U.S. dollars in 2013 made it only the 19th largest sporting goods retailer in the country.