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When Blue Ribbon Sports rebranded to Nike in 1971, nobody could have anticipated the cultural and social impact the now famous tick would have on society.

A statement piece as much as fashionwear, the Nike brand is now seen as one of the most iconic names on the market.

But what’s placed the Oregon-based manufacturer in this lofty position?

• The Nike Football Boot range. Nike football boots are a staple of pitches across the world. With elite names like Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and Zlatan Ibrahimovic all sporting the tick at one time or another, it wasn’t hard to amass a cult following.

Amatuer and professionals players alike have come to identify them as the best boot in terms of both quality and performance. While football, or “soccer”, isn’t a phenomenon in the US, its prevalence in Europe, South America, Africa and Asia helped Nike crack a plethora of new markets. Football boots, quite literally, put them on the map.

• Nike trainers. Nike have always had a diverse range of trainers to choose from. Since the popularity of the original Air Jordans back in 1985, right up to modern classics like the Air Max or Kanye West’s Weezys, a unique culture of sneaker aficionados has emerged.

This private club of shoe collectors has added an expected element of exclusivity to trainer-buying. Such has been the rise in demand, the original Air Jordans - which sold for $65 back in ‘85 - are now being placed for sale at as much as £23,000. It’s safe to say this surge in popularity has done wonders for Nike.

• Customising your Nike gear. But it’s not just top designers and celebrities who’re creating these exciting and colourful footwear options. Nike puts the power in the hands of you, the customer.
• Using their “Nike By You” tool, you can build your own trainer and make it look however you like. Choose from different tongue, lace, sole and even lining colours to forge the ultimate you-shoe.
• Nike Launch Calendar for upcoming releases. Letting your patrons know when they’ll be able to get their hands on your stock is integral. By creating a dedicated launch calendar Nike not only keep their fans informed, but also build hype for some of their newest gear.

Some of the big dates to watch out for in the next few months include:

• Air Jordan 12 Black/Royal
• Atmosphere Grey
• Psychic Blue/Chrome/Yellow
• Future Air

Releases will constantly be updated, so make sure to always check what the latest products to market are.

Saving money with Nike

Want to treat yourself to a new pair of Air Maxs, but can’t quite stomach the cost? Don’t worry, there are loads of ways you can save cash while still enjoying all the fantastic options Nike have available.

Let’s explore some of the best ways to save yourself money.

Buying and redeeming Nike Gift Cards.

If you’re fortunate enough to have someone who splashes the cash for you on birthdays and at Christmas, why not ask for a Nike gift card?

Let’s be frank, family members can’t always be relied on to buy the right sneakers, bless them. After all, it’s a confusing market. Even trainer stalwarts could be forgiven for muddling their Maxes with their VaporMaxes. There’s a lot of names to remember.

Don’t run the risk, and instead have them pop some cash onto a gift card. This puts the power back in your hands, letting you go out and buy the exact make you want. Crisis averted.

Nike+ free unlimited shipping.

The Nike+ club allows you to come together and run alongside fellow exercise enthusiasts, all monitored and tracked via your smart device.

What’s more, being a member of this group also gives you the benefit of free standard shipping on all orders you make. That’s regardless of size, price and location. Getting in shape and receiving a discount on your purchases? Sign me up.

Nike discount codes.

Sometimes finding the cash for our favourite brands isn’t easy. That’s why we at Groupon have provided Nike fans with the chance to save money whenever they make a purchase. You can make the most of a number of Nike discount codes to get cash off when you buy.

Some of the most popular coupons available right now include:

• 10% off any order with a student ID
• Discounts on the Air Max React 720
• Up to 30% off in the end of season sale

These are just a handful of the current offers available. Check out the full range of promo codes above.

How to redeem a Nike discount code

• Redeeming your code really couldn’t be simpler. To do so, all you need to do is follow these three easy steps:
• Click on the discount code which appeals most to you. You’ll be taken to the Nike website.
• Once there, add all the items you want to your basket and head to the checkout.
• You’ll be prompted to enter a code if you have one. Use the discount from earlier and watch as your price drops instantly.

Saving money with Nike couldn’t be easier. What are you waiting for? Just do it.

Q&A with Nike

How much does Nike delivery cost?

If your Nike purchase comes to more than £50, you can get free standard delivery! If you need Nike in a hurry, pick Next Day delivery for £8, and keep an eye out for a Nike discount code to reduce the price of your shipping fees.

What size do I order from Nike?

Whether you’re ordering shoes, clothing, or accessories from the Nike mens, womens, or kids sections, make sure you’re buying the right size by checking the size chart first online.

Where can I visit a Nike store?

You can see the full range of Nike products online, but if you’d like to visit the store and try things on for size, find out first which store is nearest you. Use the online Store Search - just enter your location to see Nike stores highlighted on the map.

Does Nike do student discount?

Calling all students! Verify your student status using UniDays and you’ll get discounts off all orders from Nike.

Can I return my Nike order?

Hopefully you’re completely happy with your latest purchase from Nike, but if you’re not satisfied for some reason, you can return most Nike products in-store or online for a full refund up to 14 days after receipt. You can take your order back to the store or use the Royal Mail return label included in your package to send your items back.

Nike’s commitment to sustainability

When you buy from brands, as a responsible consumer, you want to know what commitments they’ve made to sustainability. Whether that’s moving towards renewable sources of energy in production or advocating for the protection and respect of workers worldwide, Nike has taken some impressive steps.Nike Brand footwear suppliers have reduced their energy use by 55% – meaning today it takes less than half the energy to make a pair of shoes than it did ten years ago. In 2017, some recycled materials were used in 75% of Nike footwear and apparel.Nike is setting the standards. Compared to a traditional running shoe, the Nike Free Run Flyknit generates 60% less waste. And there are some ambitious targets for 2020 too:

• 100% renewable energy in all Nike-owned or operated facilities by 2025
• Zero footwear waste to landfill
• 20% reduction in freshwater use in dyeing and finishing
• Zero hazardous chemical discharge
• 10% reduction in their products’ environmental footprint

In the words of a Nike Designer, Noah, “if we can change how we make shoes, maybe we can change the way we make everything.”

There is no finish line for the brand’s efforts, which are also focused on harnessing the power of sport as a unifying force in communities. To help kids reach their potential and create equal playing fields, they’ve given more than $12 million in community grants.

Are we getting enough exercise?

More than a third of adults in the UK are not getting enough exercise, according to a study by the World Health Organisation. The results, published in The Lancet Global Health, showed that:

• Four in ten women spend too much time sitting at work and home
• Just under one in three men spend too much time sitting at work and home

Globally, more than 1.4bn adults are not getting enough exercise – and lack of exercise is more than twice as high in well off countries like the UK, compared to low-income countries.

Similar results are confirmed by the British Heart Foundation’s Physical Inactivity Report:

• Around 20 million adults in the UK are physically inactive
• 60% of adults are unaware of the Government’s physical activity guidelines
• The average UK adult spends 1,779 minutes a week watching TV – that’s almost 30 hours!

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