adidas gives first responders 30% off select full-price items at adidas.com/us when they verify through ID.me. Military members, nurses, teachers, medical providers, hospital employees and seniors get the same 30%.
adidas sells shoes, clothing and gear for running, soccer, training and everyday wear. You claim the discount by verifying with ID.me and then shopping adidas from its page on ID.me Shop. The discount takes up to $250 off, and you can use it once.
How To Get The adidas First Responder Discount
- Open adidas’ page on ID.me Shop with the button below and select the adidas offer.
- ID.me sends you to adidas.com/us. Add the full-price items you want to your cart.
- At checkout, choose the ID.me button and sign in. If you don’t have an account yet, create one.
- Pick your occupation: EMT or paramedic, firefighter, or law enforcement officer. Upload a document if ID.me asks for one.
- Select Allow so ID.me can share your status with adidas. The 30% comes off automatically, so check the total before you place your order.
Who Qualifies
Active and retired first responders can verify, including EMTs and paramedics, career, volunteer and retired firefighters, and police and other law enforcement officers. 911 dispatchers qualify for select ID.me offers, so a dispatcher should confirm the discount applies at checkout.
Nurses and doctors aren’t first responders on ID.me unless their job is on its list, such as a flight nurse. They can still get the same 30% at adidas through the nurse and medical provider offers.
What The 30% Covers
The discount applies to select full-price items. It takes up to $250 off and you can use it one time. It can’t be combined with other offers, it doesn’t work on purchases you’ve already made, and it only applies to domestic U.S. orders.
The offer is set to end on the last day of the year, and adidas can change or end it sooner without notice.
Check The Exclusions Before You Fill The Cart
The exclusions include some of adidas’ best-known sneakers: select Gazelle, select Samba, Campus, SL 72, select Spezial, select Ultraboost, select NMD, select Stan Smith, select Superstar and select adizero. Also excluded are 4D, select Y-3, Pharrell x adidas, Disney, Human Made, limited edition Originals, final sale products, gift cards and purchases on the Confirmed App.
The list says “including but not limited to,” so it can be longer than what’s here. If a pair you want doesn’t take the discount at checkout, it’s probably excluded, and the rest of your cart can still qualify.
What To Have Ready
If ID.me asks for a document, it has to show your first and last name and your job title. Active first responders can use an ID card, a training certification, a signed verification letter on official letterhead, a pay stub or a notification of personnel action. Retired first responders can use a retired ID card or badge, a pension statement or a certificate of retirement.
Q&A
Q: How much is the adidas first responder discount?
A: 30% off select full-price items, up to $250, verified through ID.me.
Q: Can I use it more than once?
A: No. It’s one use per customer.
Q: Does it work on sale items?
A: No. The offer covers select full-price items, and final sale products are excluded.
Q: Who else gets the same discount?
A: Military members, nurses, teachers, medical providers, hospital employees and seniors.
Q: Do retired first responders qualify?
A: Yes. ID.me verifies both active and retired first responders.
Q: I live in Canada. Is there a discount for me?
A: Yes, but it’s a separate program. See our adidas Canada first responder discount page.
More Information:
adidas can change the offer, so check the total at checkout before you buy. For more shoes and gear, browse our clothing and gear discounts or our first responder back-to-school discounts.