Two Under Armour codes passed our bar this week, and they stack. WARMUP takes an extra 40% off outlet items, and EXTRA adds another 10% off plus free shipping on orders of 50 dollars or more. Both end November 14, 2026. I checked the official Under Armour help pages and five independent deal trackers, and the pair was reported working on November 5, 6, and 7 by separate sources. The stack is the exception to the usual one-code rule, and it is also the reason this article starts with the codes and spends the rest of its time on the details that decide whether they actually save you money.
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The Codes at a Glance
| Code | What it does | Ends | Reported working |
|---|---|---|---|
| WARMUP | Extra 40% off outlet items | November 14, 2026 | DealNews Nov 5, DontPayFull Nov 6 and Nov 7, Slickdeals Nov 5 |
| EXTRA | Extra 10% off plus free shipping on 50 dollars or more | November 14, 2026 | DealNews Nov 5, DontPayFull Nov 6 and Nov 7, CouponFollow Nov 6 |
Both codes are reported working, not verified by us at checkout, and the usual honesty rules apply. Outlet only for WARMUP, exclusions apply, and the pair must be entered together at checkout. If either code stops working before November 14, it will most likely be WARMUP that goes first, because outlet stock turns over fast and the deepest code is the one shoppers chase hardest.
How the Two Code Stack Works
Under Armour normally allows only one promo code per order, and this week is the exception that proves the rule. Multiple deal blogs show both codes applied in a single checkout, and DealNews lists both codes on the same outlet deal. The order matters for the math. Outlet items are already marked down by up to 34% before any code, with more than 1,700 items live, and WARMUP takes a further 40% off that marked-down price. EXTRA then takes 10% off the result and drops the free shipping bar to 50 dollars. A 100 dollar outlet item marked down 34% costs 66 dollars, WARMUP takes it to 39.60 dollars, and EXTRA takes it to 35.64 dollars, before shipping. That is the shape of the deal, and it is why the pair is worth more than either code alone. One warning sits inside the stack. The 15% email signup code cannot combine with other codes, and neither can the 20% student or ID.me discounts below, so a shopper who holds one of those has to choose between it and the outlet pair, not add them together.
The EXTRA10 Swap. Stop Typing the Dead Code
The most repeated Under Armour code name this week is a dead one. EXTRA10 expired November 5, and EXTRA replaced it with the same 10% off plus free shipping on 50 dollars or more. Every tracker still lists stale EXTRA10 entries next to the new code, so shoppers keep typing a code that no longer works and assume the whole deal is broken. Two more expired codes sit beside it in the same lists. UA30, for 30% off orders of 99 dollars or more, expired November 5 or 6, and TREAT expired November 6. Both still appear as active on several tracker pages. The fix is simple and it is the reason this article dates every code it names. If a code ends in 10 and the page was written before November 6, it is almost certainly the old one. Type EXTRA, not EXTRA10, and check the expiry date on the tracker page before copying anything. The two kept codes both end November 14, which gives a full week from today, and the article will be refreshed when that date passes.
Outlet First. The Markdowns Under the Codes
The codes are the second discount, not the first. Outlet items carry their own markdowns of up to 34% before WARMUP touches them, and some items run deeper, up to 50% on select pieces. That is why the same code can feel generous on one item and thin on another. A heavily marked-down item has less room left for the code to cut, and a lightly marked-down item has more. The practical move is to sort the outlet page by discount and look for items that carry a real markdown before the code, not just a high original price. Outlet stock also moves fast, and sizes disappear first, so a code that works on Monday can have nothing worth buying left by Friday. The official outlet page itself could not be read directly this week, because it returned a bot-check page, so the markdown figures here come from DealNews and Slickdeals, not from the store page. Returns stay free on eligible orders within 60 days, which takes some of the risk out of buying an outlet item in a hurry.
The 20% Discounts That Cannot Combine With Codes
Three separate 20% discounts run beside the codes, and none of them combines with a code, so the choice between them is the real decision. Students get 20% off online through UNiDAYS, and the official Under Armour help page puts teachers and students under ID.me instead, while one tracker names SheerID for the same discount. The three sources disagree on the verification route, and the honest advice is to use the official ID.me route from the Under Armour help page, because that is the one the store itself points to. Military members, police, firefighters, EMTs, nurses, and teachers get 20% off through ID.me on the United States and Canadian sites, the app, and Brand House stores, and 10% at Factory House stores. That discount may rise to 40% during promo periods, and Veterans Day week, with November 11 inside it, is one of those periods. For an eligible shopper that week, the 40% ID.me discount may beat the WARMUP pair outright, and it cannot be combined with the codes, so the two cannot be added together. The rule of thumb is plain. If the cart is full of outlet items, the code pair wins. If the cart is full of full-price items and the shopper qualifies for ID.me, the 20% or 40% discount wins.
Armour Access and the Quieter Free Shipping Change
Two quiet changes sit behind the codes, and neither one makes the headlines. Armour Access, formerly UA Rewards, is free for shoppers 16 and older with a United States address. It earns 5 points per dollar, and 625 points redeem for a 5 dollar reward, which works out to 4% back. Points expire after 365 days with no activity, and rewards can be redeemed alongside a promo code, which the ID.me and student discounts cannot do. The second change is the shipping threshold. Free standard shipping with no code now starts at 75 dollars, down from 99 dollars. Orders under 75 dollars pay 8 dollars for standard shipping, 15 dollars for express, and 25 dollars for priority. The EXTRA code drops the free shipping bar further, to 50 dollars, which is worth remembering on a cart between 50 and 75 dollars. One legacy perk still shows up in the trackers. Members who joined UA Rewards before July 2023 may still carry free shipping with no minimum, which is worth checking on an old account before paying for shipping on a small order.
What Comes Next. Black Friday November 27
The outlet pair ends November 14, and the next big date is Black Friday on November 27, with Cyber Monday on November 30. Last year Under Armour ran 30 to 40% off full-price items plus up to 50% extra off outlet, and the store already has a Black Friday page live. The sensible plan is to use WARMUP and EXTRA now on outlet items that are already marked down, then wait for Black Friday for full-price items, because the code pair is outlet-only and does not help a full-price cart. Under Armour does not price match other retailers or its own past prices, so there is no point buying full-price now and hoping for a refund later. If an outlet item is wanted and the size is available, the week before November 14 is the time to buy it. If it is full-price, the wait until November 27 costs nothing.
Under Armour Promo FAQs
Q. Which Under Armour codes work right now?
A. WARMUP for an extra 40% off outlet items, and EXTRA for an extra 10% off plus free shipping on 50 dollars or more. Both were reported working on November 5, 6, and 7 by separate trackers, and both end November 14, 2026.
Q. Can I use WARMUP and EXTRA together?
A. Yes, this week. Under Armour normally allows one code per order, and the current outlet promo accepts both codes in one checkout. Enter WARMUP first, then EXTRA, and check that both discounts show before paying.
Q. Why does EXTRA10 not work anymore?
A. EXTRA10 expired November 5 and was replaced by EXTRA, which gives the same 10% off plus free shipping on 50 dollars or more. Trackers still list the old code, so type EXTRA instead.
Q. Is the student discount 20% through UNiDAYS or ID.me?
A. The sources disagree. Slickdeals names UNiDAYS, one tracker names SheerID, and the official Under Armour help page puts teachers and students under ID.me. Use the official ID.me route from the Under Armour help page.
Q. Does the ID.me military discount beat the codes?
A. It can, in Veterans Day week. The ID.me discount is 20% normally and may rise to 40% in promo periods, and it cannot combine with codes. For a full-price cart, the ID.me discount wins. For an outlet cart, the code pair wins.
Q. What is the free shipping threshold now?
A. Free standard shipping starts at 75 dollars with no code, down from 99 dollars. The EXTRA code drops it to 50 dollars. Returns are free on eligible orders within 60 days.
Discounts change fast. Trackers report what they saw working at the time they checked, and we have not tested these codes ourselves. Always read the terms on the checkout page before you pay.
Sources
Official Under Armour help page on military and first responder discounts at help.underarmour.com. DealNews Under Armour outlet deal at dealnews.com. Slickdeals Under Armour coupon guide at daily.slickdeals.net. DontPayFull Under Armour page at dontpayfull.com. CouponFollow Under Armour page at couponfollow.com.
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