These Pumas are clean! Hands down dope. Granted i wouldn't have tagged them "Camo" but these are a dope casual or chill sneaker. One of the dopest Pumas out. I will be on the hunt for these.
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Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Saturday, July 16, 2011
Puma RS1 – Treetop Green / Peridot

Puma has decked out the RS1 model in a new design as part of its Fall 2011 range. Shown here are detailed pictures of the latest version, which sports two shades of green along the combination suede/mesh upper. White is utilized on the laces and side logo, while gold graces the branding along the sides. Find these now at Puma accounts.



Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Puma Sky Hi+ “Limited Edition” Colorways

While the first shoe that comes to mind when you think of higher than high tops are Supra’s the Puma Sky Hi+ is definitely worthy. With a tongue that peaks at least an inch past the ankle strap these are definitely not taking any shorts.
The sneaker has been spotted in both Black / White and Grey / White with both looks being crafted of leather. This is much different from the Puma Sky Hi+ “The List” Pack that included the models draped in suede, nylon and metallic leather. The strong suite of this release is of course its height and its leather upper gives it the look of an all around versatile shoe that belongs in any collection.
Puma Sky Hi+ “Limited Edition”
Black / White & Grey / White




Wednesday, January 6, 2010
Puma First Round Kiss for Valentine’s Day 2010
Monday, November 30, 2009
Puma x size? Cabana OG
Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Puma Suede Fat Lace
Puma can never be accused of forgetting its roots. The brand’s Clyde model has long been embraced by the rap world and is as ubiquitous as the shell toe when it comes to hip hops infancy stages. The Suede Fat lace is in homage to the days of old and takes an interesting twist on the concept of lacing shoes. With a slip on elastic construction and a fat lace Formstripe these are more art than footwear, and provide a cool commentary on an era too many times forgotten.
These are entirely too fresh!!!
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