For Summer 2009, Puma has come up with the Puma R-968 Mesh Limited Edition Pack, which consists of the R-968 model in three different colorways. The shoes feature combinations of white/sax/black/orange, white/red, and black/grey/white. The R-968 promises to be a breakthrough Puma model, using mesh material all throughout the shoe, along with suede and speckled panels, and other staple textiles. The intensity of the first colorway marks the presence of the Reebok-like model, with the following of two simple yet clean colorways. Also, the shoe uses Trinomic technology for ultimate performance, and showcases the Trinomic name on the back heel panel and midsole. The best characteristic of the shoe is the sole, which features a translucent bolt along the middle of the sole, showcasing the “soul” of the shoe. Be sure to cop a pair of these Puma’s for a price of about $126.

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Solebox has always kept their collaborations interesting with new innovations and the perfect color schemes. The wheels are still turning at Solebox as they gear up for the release of the Puma R968. As mentioned before the sneakers consist of colors like grey, pink, blue, black and white along with mesh construction, however what wasn’t seen before were the light-up laces found on the R968. The laces light up at every step illuminating them in a blue light as seen here. If this isn’t your cup of tea, grey laces will also be packaged with the R968. The sneakers will be released on April 18th.

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The first part of Puma’s Break Point Collection has just released. Three Clydes accompany the Stepper inside the collection and sport a similar perforated look. The Clyde is made up of either purple, green or black suede paired with a white lacing are consisting of perforated leather. The upper is designed with a solid base except for the white area. Other details include the Puma Clyde logo in gold at the side and additional laces to match the base of the sneakers. Check with your local retailer for availabiity.

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With Easter right around the corner, you should have known that kicks like these would be dropping. The Easter Basket Pack by Puma features two colorways of the beloved Clyde model. Several things make this pair stand out more, such as large Easter eggs on the back of each shoe which gives them a little more flair. The two-tone soles finish off the shoes nicely as well. Whether you wanna pick these up to wear during Spring, or just to keep them as a collector’s item, it’s a good look.

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Puma recently released their “Monster Pack” at retailers worldwide, a celebration of Japan’s most prominent cinematic monsters. The Puma First Round Mid draws from the metallic Mecha King lizard; the reissue features a shiny silver upper and jeweled red accents. The misunderstood King Kong inspires the Puma Mid. The shoe’s all-black uppper is interspersed with slits that feature silky red underlays, while “gorilla hair” lines the heel panel and premium leather sets off the toebox and stripe. The German brand’s classic Clyde model is toned in a vibrant beige/powder blue/navy/red/yellow color scheme to match the Moth King, an aerial villain that had laser beams for eyeballs. The Clyde’s toebox is finished off by artificial moth hair. The Stepper is emboldened by the Terror King, a dual-headed monstrosity that’s similar to Scotland’s iconic “Nessy”. As such, the shoe’s upper is animated by a glossy brown snake print and inscribed details of the monster. Rounding out the pack is the First Round Lizoid King, (You see what I did right thur? Ehhh…) a shoe defined by a purple-green faux snakeprint upper, lucid red Puma stripe and teeth detailing around the ankle collar.

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Puma definitely comes correct with the release of the R698 Mesh Pack. While the silhouette is already clean, the two chosen colorways make the shoe that much better. If you’re a runner, these shoes will do you justice because of the Trinomic sole system. If you’re just someone who likes to look nice, these shoes should still be a great choice for you. Also, the use of mesh is gonna serve you with a very comfortable fit. Check these out, you won’t regret it.

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Basketball sneakers have definitely evolved over the years, and the Puma Suede I is pure evidence of that fact. The Puma Suede was first released back in 1968 as a basketball sneaker, and has been brought back many times after that. Now, Puma has just released their low-top model in two new rather simple colorways. The first pair features a yellow upper accented by a white midsole, and white Puma logos. The second colorway yields a green base with similar white accents. As the model name denotes, the uppers of both sneakers are decked out in full suede which ends up giving the sneaker a clean and fresh look. Both pairs are now available at select Puma retailers.

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