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Nike Australia: Full Price vs Click Frenzy vs Boxing Day 2026

Hejia Zhang
Hejia Zhang
Editor-in-Chief, ShopBack

Nike Australia's discount depth splits sharply by category and event. Click Frenzy Mayhem (May, passed) and EOFY (June, passed) delivered the deepest annual cuts on mid-tier sneakers at 25% to 40% off. Afterpay Day (August) is next for BNPL buyers at 20% to 30% off. Black Friday (27 November) hits apparel at 30% to 50%. Boxing Day (26 December) clears older colour sneakers at 30% to 45%. Current Air Max, Pegasus, Dunk releases and SNKRS exclusives rarely discount at any window.

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