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  • Nike extra 20% off sale code

    Nike extra 20% off sale code

    Valid on online sale items only

    You can get an extra 20% off items in the 'up to 40% off' sale (boosted from 'up to 30% off') online at Nike* when you enter the code 20EXTRA at the checkout until 11.59pm on Tue 10 Jul. Delivery's £4.50 or free if you spend over £50. If you join Nike's free loyalty scheme (NikePlus), you can get unlimited free delivery.

    The sale includes just under 2,000 items from the men's, women's and kids' sections. The code only works on sale items on the above link and can't be used with other promotional codes. Look out for the banner at the top of the page which has the code on it, so you know you're on the right page.

    If you're looking for another brand, see our Discount Outlets page for other cheap branded items or our Summer Sales page for other boosted sales. 

    Although using the code's likely to make Nike's online store the cheapest place to buy most of the items, always make sure to check prices at other retailers before purchasing.

  • Nike extra 30% off outlet voucher

    Nike extra 30% off outlet voucher

    In outlet stores only. Strongest discount since Black Friday

    From Thu 15 Mar, you can get an extra 30% off everything if you show this voucher* at any of Nike's outlet stores (Nike calls them 'factory stores' and there are 38 dotted across the UK) until close on Wed 21 Mar.

    The offer's only valid in stores (find your nearest*) and isn't on at Nike's online outlet*. However, we reckon the range of items will be similar - so you could browse the online outlet to get a rough idea of what might be available in store before deciding whether it's worth making a special trip.

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