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Adidas is the second largest sportswear manufacturer in the world, and many athletes rely on their footwear and clothing. The brand also allows loyal customers the chance to try out new products for free. To become an Adidas product tester, you have to meet the demographic requirements and fill out your body measurements. If Adidas currently has a product to test, they’ll let you know. Keep reading to learn everything you need to know about how to become an Adidas product tester, if testers get paid, and other shoe brands that offer product testing.
Becoming a Product Tester for Adidas
Visit Adidas’s website to make sure you fit all the qualifications. Then, fill out your body measurements, product interests, and demographics. Adidas will then let you know if you’re a current fit for any of their test products and provide further instructions for the testing process.
Steps
How to Become an Adidas Product Tester
Download Article- 1Review the requirements on Adidas’s website. Before applying to become an Adidas product tester, there are several minimum requirements you must fit, such as living in the United States or Europe and being at least 18 years old. Here is a complete list of the qualifications, though you can also find them on Adidas’s website:[2]
- Live in the United States or Europe
- Have internet access and a valid email address
- Read and write in English (for the US or Europe) or German (for Europe only)
- Be at least 18 years old
- Provide your body measurements
- Do not test competitor products (like Nike, Under Armour, etc.)
- Do not share any information about the products you’re testing
- If you violate these rules, Adidas can terminate your testing agreement at any time.
- 2Fill out the survey on Adidas’s product testing page. If you meet all the requirements, click “Get Started” on the product testing page to pull up the survey. Select your gender and the type of products you want to test (apparel or footwear), then fill out your body measurements and clothing and shoe sizes. If Adidas currently has products in your size, you’ll then fill out your category interests and your personal details.[3]
- Category interests include sports like American football, basketball, baseball, and many other sports. You’ll also list training types, positions, performance levels, and how often you train.
- Adidas only has test products in limited sizes, so you may be rejected if they do not currently have any products in your size. If this is the case, you will not be able to fill out the category interests and personal details.
- You can also get rejected if you don’t meet the minimum weekly activity requirements for your sport.
- 3Accept your invitation for a product test. If you get selected to participate in a test, you’ll receive an email from Adidas. This email should include details and instructions on how to accept the invitation and what to expect from your first test.[4]
- 4Receive and test the product. If you agree to participate, Adidas will mail the test product to you with instructions for how to perform the test. Typically, you’ll have to wear and test the product for a certain amount of hours or mileage per week for the course of the test period (usually between 2-4 weeks).[5]
- 5Keep a log of your activity and provide feedback. As you test the product, keep detailed notes of your daily activities and how the product held up. At the end of the testing period, you’ll fill out an online questionnaire about your experience.[6]
- 6Send back the product. Unfortunately, Adidas doesn’t allow their testers to keep the products they try out. At the end of your testing period, you’ll mail the product back so Adidas can inspect and evaluate it.[7]
- Adidas will provide a return label, so you won’t have to spend your own money to send it back.
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Warnings
- Remember, if anyone says they’ve received financial compensation from Adidas for product testing, they’re spreading false information.Thanks
- You can only apply to become an Adidas product tester through Adidas’s website. Any other job listings are likely a scam.Thanks
References
- ↑ https://savemycent.com/how-to-become-an-adidas-product-tester/
- ↑ https://producttesting.adidas.com/en/requirements
- ↑ https://producttesting.adidas.com/en/requirements
- ↑ https://mumsmoney.co.nz/is-adidas-product-testing-legit/
- ↑ https://producttesting.adidas.com/en/requirements
- ↑ https://paidfromsurveys.com/adidas-product-testing-review
- ↑ https://paidfromsurveys.com/adidas-product-testing-review
- ↑ https://producttesting.adidas.com/en/requirements
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