Where is the Acrobat Pro X trial for Mac OSX?

https://www.adobe.com/cfusion/tdrc/index.cfm?product=acrobat_pro
On the page to choose the trial I only get the option for windows, in 4 languages, but no mac option at all.
Furthermore there is no option to try and download the trial for Acrobat 9.

I see this in the small print:
*Acrobat X Pro is available as a software trial for Windows® users only. A trial version of Acrobat X Pro for Mac OS is currently not available. However, the full version of Acrobat X Pro for Mac OS is available for purchase.
So how do we get a trial version of an old version?

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