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Joint Discount Promotion: HumboldtStore and Hochschulsport

Rabattaktion vom HumboldtStore und Hochschulsport

 

More movement, more style, and savings too? Yes, please!

For the month of April, HumboldtStore and Hochschulsport have teamed up to offer something truly special: Customers receive a 15 percent discount on the entire HumboldtStore range as well as on any sports course booking through HU University Sports.

Whether customers are looking to gear up with new equipment or finally sign up for that course they’ve had their eye on, now is the perfect moment!

Valid throughout April while supplies last!

Please note:

  • Books are excluded from the discount
  • Discounts cannot be combined
  • Voucher can only be redeemed once
     

 

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