Under Armour's net income climbed by 163 percent in the second quarter ended June 30 compared with the previous year's period, reaching $17.6 million. The results, which topped Wall Street's expectations, were primarily driven by higher sales of base-layer apparel as well as football cleats and other shoes.
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