Huge Stacking Deal at Adidas – 20% Cash Back and Up to 33% Off Coupon

If you are an Adidas fan, here is a stacking of deals that should really make you happy!

Huge Stacking Deal at Adidas

To start, you will head over to TopCashBack.

1 – TopCashBack

Link: TopCashBack for Adidas

For today only, TopCashBack is offering 20% cash back on your purchases at Adidas. That is a huge offer! It will work up to $1,500 in spending (so, the max cash back at this percentage is $300 – after that it is 7%) which should work for just about everyone.

If you are not yet signed up for TopCashBack, you can sign up using my link here (and I will get $10 after you start spending – thank you!).

Here are the terms for this cash back offer:

• Using a promotional/coupon code not posted and approved by TopCashback.
• The Purchase of Ultra Boost Black & NMD launch products.
• Resellers are not eligible for cash back.
• Ultra Rio & Olympics products are not eligible for cash back.
• If specific promo codes (ROGERS20) are used your order is not eligible for cash back.
• Cash back is not eligible on Hype products, John Wall, Dwight Howard, NMD, Cardinals, Ultra Rio & Olympics, Ultra Uncaged, Uncaged Ultra Boost, Yeezy merchandise, OG-Tubular, OG – NMD, OG – NMD Whiteout/Blackout shoes.

2 – Coupons

As it says above, you can only use coupons or codes approved by TopCashBack. Fortunately, there are some that they approve of!

It is a tiered discount and the code is SCORE that you enter at checkout:

• $20 off $100
• $50 off $175
• $100 off $300

Stack these two together and you can realize some great savings!

Putting it Together

This is really a fantastic deal, especially since there are already some nice markdowns on the site! Here is an example:

• Buy $300 in gear (which may already be discounted up to 50%)
• Use SCORE to get $100 off
• Use TopCashBack
• Total price at the end – $160, or $140 off the sale prices (and that is not taking into account an original price)

Just for fun, I threw a hoodie in my cart (10 of them, in fact!) and my total cost would be $160 for an original price of $600 – not bad at all!