> Quick view: Decathlon Malaysia's 10th Anniversary Sale ended on 16 August 2026, but its landing page still opens and still looks live. The campaign actually running now is Miles For Smiles, until 4 October 2026 — five Buy 1 Free 1 pairs, three bundle deals, and flash prices from RM99. Separately, the 9.9 Smashing Sale voucher ladder ends tonight, 10 September.

The sale ended on 16 August. Decathlon just never took the page down

We rechecked `decathlon.my/s/10th-anniversary` on 10 September 2026, twenty-five days after the campaign's stated end. It did not 404. It returned HTTP 200 and roughly 318KB of page, the browser tab still reads "10th Anniversary SALE | 22 June - 16 Aug", and the hero banner still renders in full: *CELEBRATING 10 — Decathlon Malaysia Anniversary*, with four coloured tiles reading FLASH SALE Up To 50% OFF, RM10 Deals, Buy More SAVE MORE and FREE Gift Offers. Scroll once and a Flash Sale product carousel still loads live product cards underneath it.

Nothing on that page marks itself as finished. The only thing that does is the campaign's own Terms & Conditions dropdown, which still states the window plainly: "valid from 22th June 2026 (00:00) to 16th August 2026 (23:59 pm) only".

This matters more than a tidy-up complaint. A reader who searches "Decathlon anniversary sale" today lands on a page that behaves exactly like a running promotion, and there is no banner telling them otherwise. Our earlier follow-up on this campaign said the anniversary landing page had gone dead and returned a 404 — that was true of nothing we can reproduce today, and we have corrected it.

What is actually live: Miles For Smiles, until 4 October 2026

The successor sits at `decathlon.my/s/miles-for-smiles`. Decathlon publishes the end date in two places at once: the page title reads "Miles For Smiles Deals | Until 4th Oct", and the campaign artwork prints "Until 4th Oct 2026" directly under the logo.

Two things about that artwork are worth noticing. First, it still carries the same gold "10 — Decathlon Malaysia Anniversary" lockup as the dead sale, so the anniversary branding is running through the whole year rather than ending with the August sale. Second, it prints three real before-and-after prices instead of a percentage range:

  • Trail Running Bag, 10L — RM179, from RM249
  • Men's KIPCORE PREMIUM Blue — RM179, from RM249
  • Trigger Point 5.0 Inch Massage Ball — RM99, from RM139

All three are marked 28% off, which is consistent with the campaign's Flash Sale collection headline of "Up To 33% OFF" across 27 models. The banner's footer carries the usual line: available online and in-store, while stocks last, T&Cs apply.

One gap is worth stating plainly. The anniversary page published a proper Terms & Conditions dropdown with eleven clauses. The Miles For Smiles page publishes none — no start date, no exclusion list, no member requirement, nothing but the end date on the artwork. If you need to know whether a Marketplace partner item counts, the page will not tell you.

"Buy 1 Free 1" here means exactly five pairs and ten products

This is the part most write-ups get wrong, because Decathlon's banners say "FREE Gift Offers" as though it were a storewide mechanic. It is not. The campaign's Free Gift Offers collection holds 10 products across 5 sub-collections, and each sub-collection is one buy-this-get-that pair. The table above lists all five with the prices Decathlon showed us on 10 September 2026.

The useful way to read it is not by ringgit saved but by proportion. The RM79 basketball hands you a RM15 pump, which is 19% of what you paid — the richest gift in the campaign. The RM199 mattress hands you a RM19 pillow, or 9.5%. Same "buy one, get one free" wording, half the value. If the free item is what is pulling you in, the cheapest pair is the best pair.

The two RM299 items — the MH100 Ultra tent and the kids' three-wheel scooter — both return a RM39 gift, so they land in the middle at 13%.

Three bundle deals, and one of them is sitting under the wrong name

Alongside the free-gift pairs, Miles For Smiles runs a Buy More Save More set. All three were live and priced on 10 September 2026:

  • Microfibre towels, 3 for RM58. Singles are RM29, so three would normally be RM87. The bundle saves RM29 — a third off, or effectively one free towel. Seven towel products qualify.
  • Kids' backpacks, 2 for RM49. Singles are RM29, so two would be RM58. The bundle saves RM9, about 16%. Five backpacks qualify, including the Hiking Backpack 5L and the Play 100 10L.
  • Inline skates plus a helmet, RM99. The skates (Inline Skates Play 3 Kids) are RM89 and the kids' skating helmet is RM39, so RM128 becomes RM99 — RM29 off, about 23%.

That third one carries a genuine trap. Decathlon files it at `/buy-kids-scooter-helmet-for-rm99.html` and titles the page "Buy Kids Scooter & Helmet for RM99" — but every one of the four products inside it is a pair of inline skates or a skating helmet. There is no scooter in the RM99 bundle. The scooter deal is the separate free-gift pair, where a RM299 scooter comes with a free RM39 helmet. Going in expecting a RM99 scooter-and-helmet set means walking out either disappointed or RM200 lighter than you planned.

The 9.9 voucher ladder ends tonight — and the top rung is the worst one

Running across the same site until 23:59 on 10 September 2026 is the 9.9 Smashing Sale, dated 5 to 10 Sep on its own banner. It is a four-code voucher ladder:

  • SMASH99 — RM10 off, minimum spend RM150
  • SPORTS99 — RM20 off, minimum spend RM300
  • DD600 — RM40 off, minimum spend RM600
  • DD800 — RM50 off, minimum spend RM800

Do the arithmetic and the first three rungs are identical: RM10/RM150, RM20/RM300 and RM40/RM600 are all 6.67%. The fourth is 6.25%. The ladder's top tier, the one advertised in the site-wide banner as "Extra RM50 Off Voucher", is the only rung where spending more earns you a *lower* rate.

Worked through: a RM600 basket with DD600 costs RM560. Pushing that same basket to RM800 to unlock DD800 costs RM750. You have spent RM200 more to save RM10 more. That is only worth doing if you genuinely wanted the extra RM200 of gear — and if you are at, say, RM750 already, DD600 is still your code, because DD800 needs another RM50 of spend to hand you another RM10.

The banner's own footnote sets the boundary: "Products sold and shipped by Decathlon". Marketplace partner listings do not count toward the minimum spend.

What you can still claim from the campaigns that ended

Two things survive their own campaigns, and both live in the Decathlon app rather than on a shelf:

  • Anniversary sale points. The anniversary terms gave members who spent RM200 in the campaign period 700 bonus points, redeemable for an RM10 Decathlon gift card in the app, limited to one receipt per day. Those points are valid for one year from the purchase date, and gift cards redeemed with points carry no minimum spend. If you shopped between 22 June and 16 August and never redeemed, they are still there.
  • Merdeka 31KM Run points. That challenge ran 22–31 August 2026 and is over; its page now loads under the generic title "Decathlon Malaysia | Redeem Gift Cards". But its terms state the 700 bonus points it awarded are valid for one year from the date they are credited, so a completed challenge is still worth an RM10 gift card today.

Both are members-only, and membership is free to register in-store or online.

Who this suits, and who should skip it

Miles For Smiles suits two people. The first is anyone buying a camping or kids' item they were already going to buy — the free-gift pairs are genuinely free additions, not a markup with a bow on it, and the RM79 basketball pair is the best-value entry point in the whole campaign. The second is a runner replacing gear, since the flash prices sit on running bags, Kiprun-family shoes and recovery tools at a consistent 28%.

Skip it if you were hoping for the anniversary sale's breadth. The August campaign had RM10 flat-price deals, a 50% flash ceiling and a 3-for-RM99 apparel bundle. Miles For Smiles has none of those: its flash ceiling is 33%, its bundles are towels, backpacks and skates, and its free-gift list is ten products long. It is a narrower campaign wearing the same anniversary logo.

Also skip the ladder-chasing. Unless you land naturally above a threshold, the 9.9 voucher tiers are worth about six and a half per cent, which is less than the flash discounts already applied on the products themselves.

Fine print

  • The 10th Anniversary Sale ran 22 June 2026 00:00 to 16 August 2026 23:59 and is over, regardless of what its still-live landing page looks like.
  • Miles For Smiles publishes only an end date, 4 October 2026. Decathlon has published no start date, no member requirement and no exclusion list for it.
  • The anniversary campaign explicitly excluded Marketplace partners and e-commerce platforms (Shopee and Lazada); the 9.9 vouchers are limited to items sold and shipped by Decathlon. Miles For Smiles states neither, so assume the same boundary until Decathlon says otherwise.
  • Every free-gift pair and bundle is while stocks last, and outlet stock differs from what decathlon.my shows.
  • All prices in this article were read from Decathlon Malaysia's own collection pages on 10 September 2026 and are the shelf prices shown then, not campaign-only prices.

Related reads

Check Decathlon Malaysia's Miles For Smiles page for the live product list before you go — and treat the 10th Anniversary page as an archive, not an offer.

*Cover image: Decathlon Malaysia's own Miles For Smiles campaign banner, via decathlon.my.*