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Puma were founded by Rudolf Dassler in 1948 in Herzogenaurach, Germany. Puma has since been part of sporting history with Pelé through the World Cup finals, Boris Becker at the grass courts of Wimbledon and Linford Christie to an Olympic gold. Puma are still based in Germany and has has partners in more than 80 countries - sport and shoe shops. Puma's company stock is traded on the Frankfurt and Munich Stock Exchanges, as well as on the NASDAQ as an ADR.

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Posted on 13 / 09 / 2005

Puma Boston Velcro

The trainer is seriously comfortable, flexible, and grippy. Feels like your in your slippers. The leather is very soft and in white so dont try and play football in them or they will tear and get so dirty you will have a hard job to get them cleaned. The vectro system works very well and is much quicker to use than laces and overall they are well worth the price of about 70 pounds. Much better than Adidas trainers I previously owned.

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Roland Mcneill, Camberley

Posted on 15 / 08 / 2005

Puma Roma sports shoe

Retro looking Puma shoe that harks back to the original Puma designs of the late 1970's and early 1980's. I think it's great that Puma have followed Adidas in releasing retro sports shoes because it was these shoes that first made these companies popular. I hated all the velcro, air bubble type trainers because they looked stupid and just had no class what so ever. The Puma Roma sports shoe I bought is a white red and blue leather and has a small Puma insignia in dark blue suede. At £39.00 i felt it was worth the cash.

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Stacy Glover, Bradford

Posted on 22 / 09 / 2005

Puma King Pro II Football Boots

These boots are comfortable,stylish and cheap to buy too. The Rubber grips on the boot give a predator like control over the ball and give better accuracy all round. No matter what position you play these boots will suit you so buy them and feel the difference. They also look very nice in the silver and personally I think they much better looking than the more expensive Adidas Predator boots. Maybe haven't been marketed as well as Adidas, Nike or Reebok boots, but very good all the same.

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Thos, Kilwnkie

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Puma like quite a few sports companies revamped their clothes and shoes designs in the mid 90's to a more indie / skateboard feel. Puma were very popular in the mid 80's as well and now makes clothes and shoes equal in quality to those of Adidas their german rival.