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Savings include 20 per cent off all Lego City products, three for two on all Crayola products, huge reductions on selected Nerf, Frozen and Fisher-Price products and many more savings on toys and video games. until Tuesday, December 1 inclusive. Halfords is holding Black Friday offers in store and online for the first time - with half price offers on selected children’s bikes, scooters, ride-ons and toys. One of Halfords’ big toy picks for Christmas is the Air Runner self-balancing board with the retailer expecting to sell out quickly. On Friday it will be reduced from £499 to £350. It is predicted to be top of every Christmas wish list. Users need to push their weight into their heels to go backwards and point toes to go forwards. Other offers include a Frozen 14" kid's bike reduced from £100 to £59 and a VooDoo BMX reduced from £299 to £99. There will also be a pedal ride-on tractor for £39, reduced from £79, and a pedal go kart reduced from £59 to £29. Black Friday week is under way on Amazon with more offers coming on Friday.
Shoppers will be offered 'Lightning Deals' - products available at a discount, in limited quantities, for a short period of time - as well as 'Deals of the Day' – selected products on offer for one day, from 12.01am to 11.59pm. Many of the deals on there now are offering 40 per cent off and by visiting the site you can what are items are going to be reduced next and at what time the offer will start. Barbie Colour Me Cute, a remote controlled Bentley and a Parrot Jumping Sumo Wi-Fi Controlled Robot with Camera are some of today's offers. The parent and baby retailer has launched the first of its early Black Friday deals, with up to 60 per cent off toys, including soft toys, activity gyms and active toys for the outdoors. Mothercare will be releasing top offers across all departments all week, with the biggest deals going live on Friday. You can keep an eye on the brand's dedicated Black Friday page , which has all the latest information and updates. For shoppers buying goods between now and November 30 there is also an online exclusive deal where if you spend £50 or more you'll get a free £5 e-voucher to redeem be sent an e-voucher code via email, which you have until 21 December 2015 to redeem.
Check the full terms of the offer here. Argos is already into the spirit of Black Friday after it slashed prices of toys from last Friday - and guaranteed they will NOT be reduced any further. The retailer kicked-off 12 days of deals across thousands of items including toys, technology, TVs and video games. Big discounts include the Peppa Pig Lighthouse Mega Set reduced from £59.99 to £19.49, the Nerf Mega Rotofury reduced from £34.99 to £16.99 and the Mamas and Papas Graziella Junior Dolls Pram half price at £44.99. All Tesco Extra stores in Greater Manchester will be taking part in this year’s shopping phenomenon . The supermarket giant will close the Extra stores at midnight on Thursday, November 26 and open its doors at 5am on Friday, November 27. The Tesco website already has a special Black Friday section counting down towards the day and for shoppers who can't wait till then there is a flash toy sale on until tomorrow. It is not giving anything away about this year's offers but last year there were particularly big discounts in consoles and games, with savings of up to 40 per cent on PlayStation and XBOX titles, and good deals in console and game bundles.
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