Offer valid only while supplies last and not applicable to canceled orders due to out-of-stock merchandise. Discount applied when TSAWIN is entered as the promo code at checkout. Order must be confirmed by 11:59 PM Eastern Standard Time on February 24, 2008 to receive discount. Discount does not apply to
taxes, shipping and handling charges, gift wrapping or similar charges.
Discount not applicable with returned merchandise; total discount will be deducted from the value of any returned item to which the discount applied. Discount excludes the following:
Atec,
Bauer,
Bladez,
Bowflex,
Butterfly,
Callaway,
Carhart,
Casio,
CCM,
Cobra,
Coleman Boats,
Columbia,
Crocs,
DeMarini,
Easton,
Escape,
Etyomic Research,
Fly Flot,
Footjoy,
Front Porch Classics,
Future Beach,
Garmin,
Goaliath,
Goalrilla,
Goalsetter,
Ground Control,
Hi-Tec,
Heelys,
Jugs,
K2,
Kettler,
K-Swiss,
Leatherman,
Leisure Life,
Louisville,
Louisville Slugger,
Magellan,
Magnum,
Miken Sports,
Minolta,
Mission,
Mizuno,
Mongoose,
Motorola,
Muzono Golf,
Nike,
Nike Golf,
Oakley,
Penn,
Pelican,
Pro Feet,
Rawlings,
Razors,
Roces,
Rollerblade,
Salomon,
Shimano,
SKB,
Spira,
Spring Step,
Taylor Made,
The North Face,
Tippmann,
Titleist,
Trend Sports,
Under Armour,
World Industries,
and Worth brands,
Treadmills,
Bikes/Ellipticals,
Home Gyms,
select table games,
trampolines & accessories,
and electronics/optics.
Cannot be combined with any other promotional offer nor is this offer valid on previous purchases. Entire order must be shipped to a single address and customer is responsible for all shipping costs for returned merchandise. Any illegal posting of this promotional code will result in immediate disaffiliation. This promotional offer may be modified or terminated at any time without notice.
This post probably constitutes an “illegal posting,” so sorry everyone for ruining your terrible coupon. Do tell us though, what would you have possibly bought?
Related: After reading this post a former Sports Authority manager wrote in with 9 confessions, including “the coupons are always a sham.”
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I think they mean disaffiliation with Dealhack or Fat Wallet or whatever bargain/coupon site you post the coupon on, because everyone there will be mad at you for wasting their time with such a crappy “deal” and they’ll ban you.
I swear by http://www.couponcabin.com and http://www.momsview.com
Post this coupon, and you will receive a full disagellation.
Wow, great, now I can get an official Reebok NHL jersey for just $200 instead of $250.
This is THE reason why I won’t ever shop at Sports Authority again–their damned coupons! Went two years ago, looking for a deal on a Columbia jacket for my bride. We actually found one that she liked (color, size, etc) and took it to the register with our coupon. “I’m sorry, sir, but we cannot honor the coupon for Columbia merchandise.”
Every now and then, I’ll read the Sunday SA ad just to read the fine print and see what else has been excluded!
Well, since I don’t see “Spalding” or “Wilson” on there, I’ll probably be safe. Wait….”accessories”? A basketball is equipment, not an accessory. Damn, Sports Authority, you’re good. “We’re not worthy!”
Ha ha! Speedo swimsuits are still fair game!
I got a lame coupon once from JJill right after I placed an order. It was 20% off and free shipping if over $50. Well, I’d just placed an order but still wanted some other items that weren’t on sale, so I attempted to make another purchase that day and was met with “expired coupon.” Seriously? I just got the coupon the day before and the email had no expiration on it (but a click through did reveal that it was good until the next day).
Anyway, I sent a testy email to the customer service line. They responded, actually, you know, in context – not some automated thingy. In the end they applied the 20% off on the order I already placed.
I’m pretty quick to send companies emails when their online service disappoints (I had similar problems with Site59 last year using a birthday discount). Usually I get what I want or better.
lol that’s so funny, i work for this company and for your future knowledge, the online store is a separate company the leases out the names of Dick’s Sports, Sports Authority, Big 5, etc. Online orders are always strict by the book. The list that has been posted of brands not permitted to have the coupon applied are the brands who their company (such as Nike) will not allow coupons applied to their product.
Go into a store and watch any manager give you 20% off of at like 90% of those items because they’d rather take care of you than screw you over.
What happened to the Sports Authority Manager’s confession that was on here earlier?
Nothing. It’s right here: [consumerist.com]
Can I buy gum?
This is sounding more like “20% off A particular item,” rather than “any.”
There’s probably only one physical item in any given store that’s not exempt from this.
This coupon doesn’t list North Face as a disallowed brand, which means that they $300 jacket I was looking at, which wasn’t on sale while all the other North Face stuff was, would have saved me a nice $60, bringing it in line with their next cheapest (in features and price) offering. So, not useless to me, although I can’t find the jacket I want on their very poorly functioning website.
@fever:
Except, unfortunately, North Face is excluded; it’s listed under “The North Face.” This coupon is a depression machine.
@Sherryness: I think those hand warmy packs are made by Coleman… SOL there…