Asics gives OneASICS members $10 off an order of $25 or more, and the offer runs for 30 days starting on the first day of your birth month. It’s open to residents of the US and Puerto Rico, it works on asics.com and in stores, and the terms say it’s one-time use only.
What Asics Is
Wikipedia describes it as “a Japanese multinational sportswear company headquartered in Kobe.” It adds that the company is “particularly known for its running shoes,” and that Performance Running is its largest product category. The birthday offer belongs to OneASICS, the brand’s free membership program, so joining is where this deal starts.
How To Get The Asics Birthday Deal
To get it, join OneASICS. The program’s page shows a “Join for Free” button and describes the birthday benefit this way: “Celebrate your big day with a special gift.” The terms page is where the amount appears, under a section titled “Birthday Offer.” That section ties the window to “the recipient’s month of birth,” and it doesn’t say where your birth month is entered, so check your account profile after you join.
What The Terms Say About The Amount And The Window
The Birthday Offer section reads: “OneASICS members receive $10 off their order of $25 or more on a single transaction only.” So it’s a flat $10, not a percentage, and the order has to reach $25 in one purchase. At exactly $25, that $10 is 40% of the order. On a $150 pair of running shoes it’s under 7%, so as a share of the order, the offer is worth more on a small purchase than a large one.
The timing is built around your birth month, not your birthday. The terms say the offer is “Valid for (30) days from the first day of the recipient’s month of birth,” and they call that stretch the “Promotion Period.” If your birthday is on the 20th, the clock still started on the 1st, so waiting for the day itself uses up most of the window. A 30-day count from the first of the month also lands about at the end of the month, so a birthday on the last day or two of a month may sit right at the edge.
What The Offer Leaves Out
The terms say the offer is “Available at asics.com and in-store to US and Puerto Rico residents during the Promotion Period.” It’s “One-time use only.” It isn’t valid on “purchases of gift cards, gift certificates, previous charges, applicable taxes or shipping and handling charges, or with select promotions.” Asics also says the offer is non-transferable, “not valid for cash, cash equivalent or store credit,” and that it “may not be sold or exchanged.”
The Birthday Offer section doesn’t say how the offer reaches you. It doesn’t state whether you get an email, find it in your account, or enter a code, and it gives no date by which you have to have joined. Because the window starts on the first of your birth month, joining before that month begins is the safe way to be sure it covers you.
What Was Actually Checked
Asics’ promotional terms page, its OneASICS membership page and the OneASICS FAQ page were read on 2026-10-02. A plain page request to the terms page returned an access-denied status, so the Birthday Offer text was read through a page-reading tool instead, and the quotes here are the section’s own words. The FAQ page loaded its question headings without answers, so nothing from it is used. The terms were read for the US store only.
Q&A
Q: Does Asics give a birthday discount?
A: Yes. The promotional terms list a Birthday Offer: $10 off an order of $25 or more for OneASICS members.
Q: How long is it good for?
A: 30 days from the first day of your birth month, according to the terms.
Q: Do I have to spend a minimum?
A: Yes. The order has to reach $25, and it has to be a single transaction.
Q: Can I use it in a store?
A: The terms say it’s available at asics.com and in-store to residents of the US and Puerto Rico.
Q: Can I use it on a gift card?
A: No. The terms list gift cards, gift certificates, previous charges, taxes and shipping among the exclusions.
Q: How does the offer reach me?
A: The terms don’t say.
Compare This To
Asics’ offer is a flat amount with a low minimum. Nike gives 10% with a $100 minimum, up to $50 off, and asks you to join before your birthday. Gymshark gives 15% on full-price items. For more places to buy running and training shoes, see New Balance, Adidas and Footlocker.
If you’re still choosing, our guide to activewear birthday freebies covers Asics and the others in the same group.
More Information:
Verified against Asics’ promotional terms (Birthday Offer section) and its OneASICS membership page, read first-party 2026-10-02, and Wikipedia’s company summary. Programs change their terms often, so check Asics’ own page before you rely on a number.
