If you’ve been meaning to sort your home workout setup, refresh your running kit or finally pick up a fitness tracker, Decathlon’s Black Friday sale is a very easy way to tick a lot of that off in one go.
Check out Decathlon's full Black Friday Sale here
The retailer has kicked off its biggest event of the year, with up to 50% off everything from treadmills and exercise bikes to hiking boots, running shoes and Garmin watches.
Below is my pick of the best Decathlon Black Friday deals worth a gander, whether you’re building a budget home gym, getting into running, or just stocking up ahead of Christmas.
Decathlon Black Friday sale highlights
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A solid mid-range treadmill for anyone who wants to take their running more seriously without spending silly money. The Run 500 is built for regular use, with a comfortable running deck and simple controls that make it easy to hop on for a quick session before or after work. At £100 off, it’s a good option if you want something sturdier than the super-basic folding models.
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If you just want a simple exercise bike for low-impact cardio in front of the TV, the Essential Bike does exactly that. No crazy screens or subscription classes, just a straightforward bike with adjustable resistance and a compact footprint. At just over a hundred quid, it’s a very affordable way to get moving more at home.
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The Connected Bike Training Bike 900 is an impressive package: stable, adjustable, quiet and smart-enabled, with enough resistance and responsiveness to keep up with far pricier machines. At this price, it’s no surprise reviewers call it a "clear winner!"
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If you’re getting into running and want more than your phone’s basic tracking, the Forerunner 55 is a great first GPS watch. It tracks pace, distance, heart rate and routes, and offers training features to help structure your runs. At just under £140, it’s a very solid upgrade over running with a basic fitness band.
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Need hiking boots for winter walks? The Crosslander MID M is a mid-height walking boot designed for comfort and support on the trails. At under £70, it’s a handy pick for weekend hikes or holidays where you’ll be spending more time on your feet outdoors.
Decathlon Black Friday sale: what you need to know
Decathlon's Black Friday Sale runs from 3 November to 1 December, so you’ve got a decent window to shop, but the better-value bits of kit do tend to disappear fast in your size or preferred model.
The good news is there’s something for pretty much every budget, from cheaper entry-level gear if you’re just getting started, to more serious equipment if you want to upgrade an already decent setup at home.
It’s worth going in with a clear idea of how you’re going to use the gear, because Decathlon’s ranges are more specialised than people give them credit for.
For example, the Domyos strength kit isn’t just “weights”; some benches are designed for progressive overload and barbell work, while others suit lighter, apartment-friendly routines.
The same goes for running shoes and clothing: KIPRUN models cater to very different runners, from stability-seekers to people chasing faster race-day splits.
Stock rotation is constant during Black Friday, so checking back every few days helps you catch new price drops as they land. And since Decathlon often runs parallel reductions in-store and online, it’s worth comparing both if you’ve got a branch nearby.
If you’re kitting out a full home gym, starting Couch to 5K or just picking up a few bits ahead of the new year, Decathlon’s Black Friday sale is an easy way to squeeze more value out of your budget while upgrading the gear you rely on most.
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Lee Bell is a freelance journalist and copywriter specialising in all things technology, be it smart home innovation, fit-tech and grooming gadgets. From national newspapers to specialist-interest titles, Lee has written for some of the world’s most respected publications during his 15 years as a tech writer. Nowadays, he lives in Manchester, where - if he's not bashing at a keyboard - you'll probably find him doing yoga, building something out of wood or digging in the garden.
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