Football Boots: The 10 Best Puma Football Boots of All Time
Football Boots: The Puma Top 10 Boots
Puma have always been a mainstay when in comes to football boots. Some of the most iconic names in the sport have worn their boots, showing how appreciated the company is within the football world. This article will look at the 10 best Puma football boots of all time.
Puma Youth One 20.1, 2020
Released in 2020, the Puma Youth boot has a stunning design and also benefits the player wearing them.
The boot is designed with PUMA’s evoKNIT technology which makes the shoe easier to wear, functionable, sleek and breathable. If you are a tricky winger, these boots are the perfect pair for you.
Puma Future 5.2 Netfit, 2020
The Puma Future boot is another 2020 release that hit the ground running. Known for being incredibly lightweight, you will reek all the benefits when wearing these during a training session or a match.
Puma went for a blackout style with the Futures, so if you mean business on the pitch, these boots are definitely for you.
Puma Ultra, 2020
Worn by the likes of Kyle Walker, Anthony Martial and Antoine Griezmann, the Puma Ultras are flashy yet brilliant. If you want to stand out from the crowd, these boots are for you.
The “Chasing Adrenaline” colourway has become increasingly popular since the boot’s release. The Ultra boot is all about ultra speed, and that’s delivered via its innovative MATRYXEVO woven upper construction. A Pebax SpeedUnit, taken from running spike DNA, adds more torque for increased acceleration.
Puma’s GripControl Pro is also included in the boot, helping all players to control the ball precisely, no matter the situation.
Puma One, 2017
In 2017, Puma released their “Puma One” boots, which impressed many. The use of modern boot technology along with a simple style and colourway is something Puma achieved to great effect with the One.
The predominantly white boot has touches of black and orange included, giving it a sleek look on the field. Sergio Agüero and Antoine Griezmann both sported this pair of boots when they were released.
Puma V1.11, 2011
The Puma V1.11 boot played a major role in one of the most iconic Premier League moments in history as Sergio Agüero wore them as he scored a last minute title winning goal for Manchester City against QPR in 2012.
When released, Puma promised that the boot would help with stability and balance, as well introducing a larger “strike zone”, giving the player a better chance of cleanly striking the ball.
It’s safe to say features definitely helped Agüero that day at the Etihad stadium.
Puma evoPOWER 1, 2013
Another Puma boot, another Manchester City legend doing wonders in them. Midfielder Yaya Touré wore the Puma evoPOWER 1’s for the second half of the 2013/14 season.
The Ivorian led City to their second ever Premier League title, scoring outstanding goals from midfield. The evoPOWER was Pumas’ most advanced boot at the time and arguably helped Touré perform some of the magical moments he did.
Puma v1.06, 2004
Puma had some iconic pieces in the early 2000’s and the v1.06 boot was no different. Worn by the likes of Robert Pires and Samuel Eto’o, the boot is fondly remembered for its iconic red, black and white colourway.
The boot pays homage to the iconic Puma Kings, with a similar design on the left side of the boot.
Puma Future Z 1.1, 2020
This boot was a major statement from Puma. With the popularity of Nike and Adidas continuing to rise, Puma decided to do something about it.
Puma decided to sign Neymar to the company after his contract with Nike had ended. The Brazilian’s first act with the brand was to release a custom boot. The Puma Future Z 1.1 oozes class and plenty of samba flair.
Puma evoSPEED 1.2 Tricks, 2014
Puma went old school with the evoSPEED 1.2 boots in 2014. At that time, most boots were eccentric and included bright colourways and crazy designs.
Instead of following this trend, Puma opted to go back to basics, while having a touch of modernization included. The colourways of pink/white and turquoise/white certainly stood out, but could also be appreciated for their simplistic design.
Puma King, 1966
One of the greatest boots out there, the Puma Kings are a one of a kind. These boots can be worn by anyone, anywhere, from Sunday League to the World Cup.
The simple yet brilliant white and black colourway is finished off with touches of gold on the boots tongue to complete the iconic look.
Worn by Pelé, Diego Maradona and Johan Cruyff, it’s safe to say these boots are fit for a King.
