PUMAFUTURE 9 ULTIMATE Chinese New Year Men's Firm Ground Soccer Cleats

Creamy Vanilla Puma Gold Mint Jelly Emerald Ice
£216
Deep Woods Puma White Puma Green Green Fresh Citrine Fiz
£265

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PRODUCT STORY Creativity starts with confidence. FUTURE 9 ULTIMATE boots wrap your foot with an engineered upper with PWRTAPE at the midfoot to help keep you locked in. 3D grip zones and a GripControl Pro finish help every touch count. Get ready to move freely, change direction fast, and play your way. FEATURES & BENEFITS - GripControl Pro: Reengineered mesh layer with 3D grip zones and a GripControl Pro finish gives you more control on the ball when passing, dribbling, and finishing - NanoGrip: Lightweight, grippy sockliner minimises foot slippage in the boot - PWRTAPE: Targeted upper reinforcement for support and durability - The upper of the shoes is made with at least 20% recycled materials. DETAILS - Style: 108943_01 - Color: Creamy Vanilla-PUMA Gold-Mint Jelly-Emerald Ice - Width: Regular - Toe type: Rounded - Fastener: Laces - Soft lining combined with engineered knit adapts to your foot like a second skin, creating a snug, natural fit that keeps you locked in without feeling restricted - 3D Fuzionpods built into the base layer cushion the ball while keeping your movement free and natural - Reengineered mesh layer with 3D grip zones and a GripControl Pro finish gives you more control on the ball when passing, dribbling, and finishing - The PWRTAPE at the midfoot keeps you locked in, adding stability without holding back movement - Lightweight removable sockliner with NanoGrip technology - With its circular stud layout and dual-density composition, the FLEXGILITY outsole is designed for agile 360-degree movement that keeps the opposition guessing MATERIAL INFORMATION - Sockliner: 100% Textile - Outsole: 100% Synthetic - Upper: 76.49% Synthetic, 23.51% Textile - Lining: 62.59% Textile, 37.41% Synthetic

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REVERSIBLE ID
390359330
Brand style ID
108943_01

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