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Wear trials
Your own number, from your own site.
Thirty days, one job, one product on the whole crew, at pack price. You count who's wearing it before and after. At the end you have a wear rate you can hand to ownership, the sizes that worked, and a quote for the full crew, with the kit's price off that first order.
How it works
Four steps, thirty days
Two minutes: the trade, how many people on the job, which product, the sizes if you know them, when the job starts. Brian reads it and replies within one business day with the kit, the price and the ship date.
One product in the crew's sizes, at pack price, 1 to 2 business days to your site. Women's and small sizes on the sheet, so the fit rule is covered from the first day.
The crew wears it on real work. You count who's wearing it at three points in the day: the week before the kit lands, and the last week of the trial. A size that doesn't fit comes back for one that does.
Your before-and-after wear rate, the sizes that worked, what the crew said, and the quote for the full crew. The kit's price comes off that first order of fifteen or more.
Plainly
What you get, what we ask, who it's for
What you get
The kit at pack price, credited in full against your first order of fifteen or more. A wear rate from your own site, written up so you can hand it to ownership. The sizes right before the big order.
What we ask
One job, thirty days, the same product on everyone in the trial. Two counts: the week before, the last week. An honest word on what the crew liked and what they didn't. Photos welcome, never required.
Who it's for
Crews of ten or more on US sites: flooring and tile, concrete, HVAC and plumbing, electrical, general contractors, facilities. Knee pads, safety glasses, goggles, cut gloves and face shields, in mixed sizes. Smaller crew? Pack pricing starts at two.
The numbers behind the order, the standard named, the warranty, the comp line: Receipts, on the crews page
Start a wear trial
Tell us the crew and the job. One reply from Brian with the kit, the price and the date it ships.
One product per trial, so the count means something. Crews of ten or more, US sites.
Who answers
Brian Choi-Dea
Sales account manager
Reads every quote form and answers it within one business day. The reply comes from the person who read it, not a queue.
Questions
Wear trials, plainly
Is the kit free?
No. You pay pack price for the kit, and the whole amount comes off your first crew order of fifteen or more. A crew that runs the count ends up with a free trial, and nobody pays twice.
How do we count?
Three spot checks a day, same times each day: how many on site, how many wearing it. The week before the kit arrives, with whatever the crew wears now, and the last week of the trial. Ten minutes a day, and the before-and-after is yours.
What's in the kit?
One product in the sizes you give us, one per person in the trial. Spare visors and lenses where they apply, like every crew order. Women's and small sizes on the sheet for every product.
What if the crew hates it?
Send it back within the thirty days, like any order, and tell us why. The why is worth as much to us as the order would have been.
Do we have to buy afterwards?
No. The quote comes with the write-up. What you do with it is your call.
Can we trial two products at once?
One product per trial, so the count means something. Run the second on the next job, same terms.
Under ten people?
Buy a pack: 2 to 10 of one product, priced per unit, 30-day returns, so you can try it on the job the same way. Pack pricing.
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