This casual boot like shoe retailed for $100 and featured full grain leather upper and a soft and durable PU...
Puma hasn’t really be known for technical basketball shoes in quite some time (with the early 2000’s winding down that...
The Puma XC III was a running shoe that retailed at $70. It wasn’t anything crazy but a solid shoe...
The Puma Mudslinger was DOPE. They featured a breathable mesh, synthetic leather, a Lycra stretch collar, iCELL in the heel...
The Puma Doctrine always struck me as a shoe that had Air Max Plus tendencies. The Doctrine was an $80...
Puma’s flagship running shoe at the time, The Celebrator Inhale was a $110 designed as a high mileage training shoe...
Released in 2001 at a surprisingly low low $50 the Agile featured breathable mesh with synth overlay’s and iCELL in...
Before many athletic brands were pushing high end “lifestyle shoes” Puma was hitting us with the Die Konstruct. This casual...
The Profile mid appears to be the mid top version of the Puma Clampdown albeit, with a different name (go...
Made from breathable mesh, cosmic overlays and suede leatherette this $85 running shoe also featured a dual density midsole with...
This tennis shoe featured full grain leather, a soft abrasion resistant toe protection, e+CELL in heel, forefoot idCELL and an...