Nike and Puma’s latest moves seem dishonest News broke recently that Nike was going to stop production of kangaroo leather football boots. In the announcement, Nike also mentioned that they had divested of their only kangaroo leather supplier in 2021. This comes only two weeks after Puma had announced that they will also stop the […]
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The Future of the King Puma has had a lot of great hits recently, with the Future and Ultra series leading the line for the Big Cat. Unfortunately, the while the first model of the King Platinum was largely seen as excellent, the follow up has left a lot to be desired. But a solution […]
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A speed boot worth trying Disclaimer: I work part time as a sales rep for Adler Thanks to BOOTHYPE for helping me get the boots. The Big Cat has done well in the past few years increasing their presence in the football world. Partially this is because of the signings they have made but that […]
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A Classic that Perfoms Massive Thanks to KicksClassico for sorting me out with this pair. Please follow him on Instagram! While a classic design, the Puma Paramexico still remains in demand in Japan. This can be seen by the fact that Puma Japan still offers three different models at three different price points of the […]
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The King’s Future is here From out of nowhere yesterday, Puma Japan launched the King Mirai. Mirai, which translates to “Future” in Japanese, seems to be filling the space that the Puma One J1 and the Puma Paramexico had left. Both of these models were exclusive to Japan and even now are highly sought after. […]
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For Keeping their Prices Down As many readers of this blog will know, I have often hammered on about the prices of boots getting too high. Every single year we’re seeing higher and higher prices for even mid-level model boots. But if we focus on this too much, miss some of the success stories as […]
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The Best of the V-Series When Puma originally released the V-Speed series before the 2006 World Cup, one could argue that it started two things: the slimming down of speed boots and trying to find the limits of how thin an upper material can before completely losing any durability. Along with the Mercurial Vapor 3, […]
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