Voucher MagpieSports Direct store spotlight: Nike basics, autumn sale and Frasers Plus
Sports Direct sells big-brand trainers, kit and accessories, often below RRP. Here are a few reduced Nike basics, the current sale and how its rewards and vouchers work.
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Sports Direct is one of the UK's biggest sports retailers, selling trainers, clothing and equipment from brands such as Nike, adidas, Puma and New Balance alongside its own labels. It suits families kitting out children for school sport, gym-goers replacing worn-out basics, and anyone happy to buy last season's colourway to save money. Many items are shown with an RRP next to the selling price, so it's easy to see the reduction.
What's worth a look
- Nike Court Vision Low Trainers Mens: currently £55.00, against an RRP of £74.99. They're classic low-top court trainers for everyday wear, for anyone wanting a clean, simple pair from a big brand.
- Nike Elemental Backpack: currently £27.99, against an RRP of £34.99. It's a straightforward everyday backpack that works for school, college or carrying gym kit.
- Nike 6-Pack Everyday Cushioned Training Crew Socks: currently £20.00, against an RRP of £24.99. They're also in a 2 for £32 offer, which makes sense for households going through a lot of sports socks.
- The sale section: other reductions on the homepage included Puma Women's Carina Mia Classic Low-Top Trainers at £17.00, against an RRP of £55.00. The homepage is also promoting Autumn Essentials at up to 70% off and up to 50% off wooden toys. The sale is split by brand and category, so you can go straight to football boots, jackets or kids' footwear.
Prices can change, and the price can differ by size and colour, so check the one you've picked.
Current offers
- A £5 in-store voucher with Click & Collect orders over £100.
- 28 days to return online orders.
- Frasers Plus rewards: 1 point per £1 spent, and a £5 reward for every 500 points.
- Interest-free 1 or 3 month payment plans with Frasers Plus.
- 5% off Sports Direct Shopping Cards for Blue Light Card members.
How to save more
- Use the multibuys where they fit. Deals such as 2 for £32 on the Nike sock packs lower the price per pack. They're worth it for basics you'd buy again anyway.
- Plan a big order around Click & Collect. If you're spending over £100, for example on school kit for more than one child, collecting in store earns the £5 in-store voucher.
- Treat Frasers Plus as credit. Product pages show what a 3-month plan looks like; the Court Vision trainers, for example, come out at £0 today and then three instalments of £18.33. It's a credit product. The site shows a representative 29.9% APR (variable), and its 0% interest plans can end if you miss payments. It only saves money if you'll pay on time.
Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 3 Oct 2026. Prices and stock can change.
Sports Direct codes & deals today
5% off Sports Direct Shopping Cards for Blue Light Card members
Buy a discounted Sports Direct Shopping Card through Blue Light Card and use it online or in store. Blue Light Card membership required.
Interest-free 1 or 3 month payment plans with Frasers Plus
Pay with Frasers Plus and choose a 1 or 3 month instalment plan before making payments to spread the cost interest free. Credit subject to status.
Frasers Plus rewards: 1 point per £1, £5 reward per 500 points
Pay with a Frasers Plus credit account to earn 1 point per £1; convert every 500 points into a £5 reward in the app. Credit subject to status.
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