Though Nike has begun to come out with new models, such as the Nike Zoom Tiempo, Puma still has the the strongest presence in the realm of cycling sneakers. Their newest sneaker comes in the form of the Cycling to Mars model, which features a multicolored upper composed of a black base with purple, blue, green, and gum accents. A few other key aspects of this sneaker include the hide away laces, reflective accents, and a durable rubber outsole. Although the colors may be a bit out there, if you’re in need of a quality cycling sneaker, the Puma Cycling to Mars could be a quality choice. Via Bike Reviews.

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In January we brought you a look at the Puma Dallas of 2010, which sports royal blue with silver and white accents on the low-top sneaker silhouette. However, the Puma Roader pictured here is worked into a high-top form, with white being the dominant color used alongside green accents in places like the Puma stripes, heel, and eyelets. It seems as though Puma is ready to welcome in the spring season with this brightly colored shoe, so how many of you think they’d be interested in doing so as well? These are available now from select Puma retailers for approximately $65.
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Last week we showed you some Puma releases to hit the SneakerPolitics shop. However, sneaker brands always have something up their sleeves, and Puma is no different. Pictured here is a pair of the Puma Dallas that’s part of the brand’s 2010 collection. It comes with a blue suede upper; silver Puma stripe, brand name, and logo; with a completely white sole to finish it off. This Puma Dallas has begun arriving at select Puma retailers overseas and is expected to make a stateside appearance (which would be fitting due to the silhouette’s name).

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The Puma brand is a favorite of many because of its ability to produce both casual and athletic footwear. A collection of Puma silhouettes that include the low-top women’s Easy Rider, low-top El Ray, mid-top Unlimited, and high-top Hooper has arrived at SneakerPolitics in Louisiana and can be purchased now by stopping by or placing a phone order at 337.993.3709. After the jump you can check out pictures of each Puma shoe they just received to decide which ones are worth your money before giving SneakerPolitics a ring.

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For the second collaboration between Sneakersnstuff and Puma, the two hit the history books, researching what makes the Puma Suede. The SNS x Puma Suede comes in three classic colorways that use soft goatskin suede on the uppers, hence the name. The pun is intended for this GOAT pack, as not only do the shoes use goatskin suede, but are the “greatest of all time.” The SNS logo is placed at the tongue tag, along with the iconic SNS x Puma logo allover insole. These Suedes will release exclusively at SNS December 5th in a limited run of 124 pairs of each colorway.

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SneakerFiles brought you a look at the first four shoes from the Ubiq x Puma “700 Level” collection before ringing in the Halloween holiday. Now, we’re here to show you the second part of that collection, which is an exclusive Friends and Family release- meaning most of these will be given to select Friends and Family of the collaborators on this sneaker. This black and white Puma Clyde pays homage to all of the officiating crews that worked in Veterans Stadium and helped make the NFL games that occurred there possible. You can try your luck at snagging a pair of these since Ubiq will be dropping some off at its store location on Walnut Street in Philadelphia come Black Friday. You simply have to sign up for the Ubiq newsletter fast to find out how. For now, check out more pix of this shoe after the jump.

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The latest model to come from the ongoing Alexander McQueen x Puma collaboration effort, the start of which we showed you back in February, is the AMQ Trail Trainer. Available in two very different mid and low versions, McQueen blends a bit of the runway into Puma’s urban lifestyle silhouettes. The mid-top features a brown suede upper accented with hits of grey, maroon, and red, whereas the low-top uses an unconventional printed plastic for its muted beige, grey, and brown upper. Both models are available now from select sneaker boutiques, such as oki-ni.

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