Net income dipped 8% to $140,302,000 from $152,759,000 on a 7% increase in sales to a second quarter record of $2,157,643,000 over $2,012,516,000, as domestic wholesale rebounded from a string of sluggish results while European wholesale was hurt by Red Sea supply chain disruptions.

Fueled by higher levels of full-price selling and double-digit sales gains for both its Hoka and Ugg brands, Deckers Outdoor reported 81% net income growth to $115,625,000 from $63,552,000 for the fiscal first quarter ended June 30.

Second quarter results swung red for COLM, reporting a net loss of $11,741,000 against a profit of $8,350,000 last year, on 8% lower revenues of $570,244,000 in the seasonally small quarter, down from $620,933,000.

Following the overwhelming approval of the merger by HIBB shareholders at a special meeting held on July 19, the deal closed effective July 25.

Net income was cut 22% to $2,844,000 from $3,642,000 on sales that were down 8% to $62,526,000 from $67,771,000 for the second quarter on softening consumer demand and subsequent channel inventory destocking in indoor/outdoor games categories.

Persistent weakness from the commercial channel was more than offset by strength in international military sales, military project revenue, and the addition of White Flyer, growing the top line at Olin Corp.’s ammunition segment 11% to $406.0 million from $366.6 million in Q2.

The golf club maker tapped golf industry veteran Tim Clarke as president, effective Aug. 5, succeeding David Glod who will become CEO and remains majority owner and chief golf club designer.

The bike parts and accessory maker appointed Lindsay Cousley as president, where he’ll look to increase distribution in European markets, while expanding Cirrus’ product offerings and strengthening service to N.A. bike dealers and OEM customers.

The Chinese sportswear company said that retail sales at its Kappa and Kappa Kids’ stores slipped mid- to low- single digits in the first quarter ended June 30, with same store sales dropping mid-single digits.

The sustainable footwear and accessories brand filed suit in DE district court against Mia Shoes and retailers Designer Brands (DSW), Stitch Fix, QVC, and Caleres (Famous Footwear), for knocking off up to ten patents related to Rothy’s The Point and The Flat trade dress.

Razor is recalling about 7,300 Icon electric scooters because the downtube can separate from the floorboard during use.