The bar chart illustrates the quarterly percentage sales of four different trainer brands—High rollers, Zed runners, Golden feet, and Flying boots—throughout a single year.
Overall, it is evident that Flying boots and Golden feet became increasingly popular as the year progressed, whereas the market shares for High rollers and Zed runners declined significantly. By the final quarter, Golden feet had emerged as the dominant brand in terms of sales.
In the first quarter, High rollers accounted for 20% of sales, but this figure dropped to 10% by the second quarter, dipped to 5% in the third, and recovered slightly to 10% in the final quarter. Similarly, Zed runners started at 30% in the first quarter, fell to 20% in the second and third quarters, and reached a low of 8% by the fourth quarter.
Conversely, Golden feet began the year with 35% of sales, maintaining this level through the third quarter before rising to 47% in the fourth. Flying boots showed the most dramatic growth, starting at 15% in the first quarter, doubling to 35% in the second, peaking at 40% in the third, and finishing at 35% in the final quarter.