"Black Friday deals used to mean something. It was a time when we would risk getting crushed to score a new high-def television for 80 percent off, or walk out of family dinner early to camp outside a big box store. Now, brands seem to think that a measly 15 percent off is enough to keep us going. And that's why it's so refreshing when a company like Nike actually gives the people what they want:"
"The best deals are mostly on their (admittedly glitchy) website, where you can find iconic styles like Air Force 1s and V5 RNR sneakers for up to 50 percent off. The sale starts at 25 percent off when you use the code BFRIDAY at checkout, but it also applies to certain styles that are already discounted, amounting to up to 50 percent off in total savings."
Black Friday promotions have softened, often offering only modest discounts like 15 percent. Nike is providing substantial Cyber Week markdowns on bestselling sneakers and menswear, with many styles reduced up to 50 percent. The most attractive prices appear on Nike's website, despite occasional glitches, featuring iconic Air Force 1s and V5 RNR models. Using the code BFRIDAY yields 25 percent off and can stack with existing reductions for total savings approaching 50 percent. Amazon lists Nike items with smaller discounts for consolidated shopping. Current stock is ample, but popular sizes may sell out quickly.
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