Clarus Bangs Out 57 Percent Q2 Revenue Gain

Clarus Corp. reported profits jumped 105 percent for the second quarter ended June 30. Sales grew 57 percent, boosted by the acquisitions of Rhino-Rack and Maxtrax as well as 22 percent organic sales growth. Sales of the Outdoor segment, led by Black Diamond, increased 17 percent. The company maintained its full-year guidance.

Deckers Brands Lifts FY Outlook On Blowout Q1 For Hoka

Deckers Brands slightly raised its EPS guidance for its fiscal year after reporting earnings and sales in the fiscal first quarter ended June 30 topped Wall Street’s targets. The gains were led by an outperformance by Hoka, with sales up 54.9 percent year-over-year.

VF Corp. Lowers FY Outlook Due To Currency Impact

VF Corp. reported sales on a currency-neutral basis rose 7 percent in its fiscal first quarter ended July 2 as 37 percent growth at The North Face offsetting a 4 percent slide at Vans. Earnings and sales were below analyst targets, and VF lowered its guidance for the year to reflect ongoing negative impacts from foreign currency fluctuations.

Boot Barn’s Comps Improve 10 Percent In Fiscal First Quarter

Boot Barn Holdings, Inc. reported flat earnings in the first fiscal quarter ended June 25 as sales jumped 19 percent and same-store sales gained 10 percent. EPS exceeded  guidance, but the footwear retailer reduced its outlook for the year due to “recent macroeconomic uncertainty.”