The research was to analyze sporting goods’ brand identity and compare the sporting goods by different backgrounds (product type, corporate image, and product reputation) in three distinctions of brand identity (color selection, symbolic pattern, information provided). Totally 298 sporting goods’ corporate brands were found by the researcher of this study though the internet searching. These 298 corporates’ image and product reputation were analyzed by 50 sports athletes with different specialties. The data analysis was processed by the method of descriptive statistics, percentage, and Chi-square Test. The results were as follows: Firstly, the color selection of sporting goods brand mainly has mono-tome color and two-tome color. There are distinctions in color selection among the sporting goods with different product reputations. Sporting goods with better product reputation generally come in monotone color. Secondly, the sporting goods with symbolic patterns share a half percentage of the ones without symbolic patterns. There are distinctions in symbolic patterns among the sporting goods with different product types, corporate images, and product reputations. The majority of the brands of equipment product have no symbolic patterns. However, the majority of the ones with better corporate image and product reputation have symbolic patterns. Thirdly, the sporting goods without information provided outnumber the ones with information provided. There are distinctions in information provided among the sporting goods with different product reputations. The majority of the ones with worse reputation have information provided. Lastly, the design of sporting goods depends on the culture of corporate, the feature of organization, the quality of product and etc. Those who adopt the visual effects of mono-tone color and symbolic pattern can consider adding relevant information to their brands to enhance the product’s identity and reputation.