Are You Ready to Run? Solve Clues to Find Adidas' Secret Location
The brand who’s got Katy Perry and David Beckham sporting their latest gear have been improving the quality and comfort of their shoes and apparel. Adidas’ ClimaCool 360 ventilation shoes are a hit, providing air circulation for better comfort and results during a run.
Adidas's ‘ready to run?’ campaign invites you to turn up at a secret location on Wednesday, 16 May at 8pm by decoding their daily clues posted on their Facebook site. The first 50 Facebook users who manage to solve the clues and show up at this secret location with the correct password stand to win RM100 cash vouchers or goodies. According to adidas:
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