Nike Cyber Monday 2025 Sale - What’s Coming and When

Nike’s Cyber Monday 2025 sale will likely follow closely behind their Black Friday event. While Nike rarely reveals official details far in advance, the pattern from the last few years gives a good idea of what you can expect this time around — from timing to discount levels to how the promo code will likely work.

Expected Cyber Monday 2025 Sale Dates

Nike’s Cyber Monday sale is expected to start Sunday, November 30, 2025, just after their Black Friday event wraps up, and run through Saturday, December 6, 2025. The sale typically begins a day before Cyber Monday itself, both on nike.com and the Nike App, and continues for several days as part of what Nike usually calls its “Cyber Week” promotion.

How the Sale Usually Works

The Cyber Monday sale tends to mirror Nike’s Black Friday offers. Expect up to 60% off select items, with an extra 30% off added through a promo code at checkout. In 2024, the code was CYBER, and it applied to eligible merchandise already marked down in Nike’s sale section.

Here’s how last year’s promotion worked:

Entering CYBER at checkout gave an additional 30% off select Nike products.
Shipping charges and taxes were calculated after the discount.
The offer was valid only online and the Nike App in the United States.
It couldn’t be used on Swoosh.com, Nike By You, gift cards, SNKRS launches, or Apple products.
The discount applied to the first $5,000 of qualified purchases and could only be combined with free shipping codes.
Nike reserved the right to change or cancel the offer at any time, and all returns followed the regular Nike Return Policy.

Those terms are unlikely to change much for 2025, since Nike has used nearly identical language for multiple years.

Expected Discounts and Price Drops

The headline savings are usually “up to 60% off,” but that figure applies only to selected styles. Most deals fall in the 30–50% range, with the extra code bringing some products closer to 60%. Core models like the Air Max, Blazer, and Air Force 1 often see discounts, while newly released Jordans and SNKRS drops typically remain full price.

Based on last year’s sale, here’s what the 2025 event might look like in terms of pricing:

Nike Blazer Mid ’77 Vintage: dropped from $105 to around $63 after combined discounts.
Air Jordan 1 Mid: around 47% off before any additional promo.
Killshot 2: roughly 50% off in the sale section.
Nike Sportswear Club Fleece Hoodie: cut from about $65 to $45.
Air Max 270: down from $160 to near $110 at peak discount levels.
Fleece pants, joggers, and outerwear: saw discounts ranging from 40% to 57%.

That same pricing pattern — moderate markdowns on current models and deeper cuts on older colorways or seasonal items — is what you can expect again this year.

Possible Exclusions and Fine Print

Nike always includes a detailed list of exclusions in its Cyber Monday terms. The same rules will likely apply in 2025:

Not valid on Nike By You custom items, gift cards, select Launch and SNKRS products, or Apple gear.
Discount calculated before tax and shipping.
Not redeemable for cash or credit and not valid on previous purchases.
Subject to product availability — once sizes sell out, they usually aren’t restocked during the sale.

It’s also worth noting that Nike’s Cyber Monday code almost never stacks with other sitewide promos except free shipping.