All Puma Soccer Cleats at the Best Prices

Puma, a Partner of World Football for Decades

Linked to Adidas in its early days due to the brotherhood between the two founders, Puma decided to go its own way and developed its very first pair of football boots, the Puma ATOM, in 1948. In the following years, specifically from 1950 onwards, the ATOM was worn by many West German players during a match against Switzerland. Among them was Herbert Burdenski, who scored the first goal in the history of that national team.

In collaboration with Sepp Herberger, the team's coach at the time, Puma designed the SUPER ATOM in 1952, followed by the BRASIL in 1953. The brand would later cement its status as a football giant by equipping the Brazilian national team during the 1958 World Cup. Since then, its name has been associated with Brazil and one of its most iconic players, the legendary Pelé, who signed a sponsorship contract with Puma in 1970. A new version then made its appearance: the KING, worn by other legendary players like Eusébio and Johan Cruyff. Then came Diego Maradona's turn in 1982 with the new TORERO boots.

Below, we are going to present the modern ranges that have succeeded these legendary pairs.

The Puma FUTURE

The Puma Future range represents the pinnacle of agility and creativity. The latest generations, such as the Future 7, feature cutting-edge FUZIONFIT360 technology, which offers an adaptive fit to lock the foot in perfectly. This is combined with PWRTAPE and PWRPRINT innovations that improve support and stability during dynamic changes of direction. The Future models also feature 3D textures on key contact zones for enhanced grip on the ball, crucial for playmaking, control, and passing precision.

World-class creators like Neymar Jr., Jack Grealish, James Maddison, and Kai Havertz wear this model, highlighting its flexibility and comfort.

These boots stand out from their counterparts because they are designed primarily for playmakers with incomparable agility. You can easily find the latest models, such as the Future 7 Ultimate, Future 7 Pro, and Future 7 Match (replacing the older Future Z lines), on our page at very attractive prices.

The Puma ULTRA

The Puma Ultra range is purely designed for explosive speed. The most recent models, like the Ultra 5 and Ultra Ultimate, utilize ultra-lightweight materials and advanced outsole configurations (such as the SPEEDSYSTEM soleplate) to maximize traction and acceleration. The upper is engineered to be as thin as possible while maintaining lockdown, often featuring PWRTAPE structure for structural support without adding weight.

Players like Antoine Griezmann, Kingsley Coman, and Christian Pulisic are seen wearing these boots, which are specially crafted to enhance speed and performance on the pitch.

The Puma ONE (Legacy Line)

Note: While the Puma ONE has been officially retired and replaced by modern silos, it remains a beloved classic.

One of the rare football boots to be appreciated just as much by defenders as by attackers, the Puma ONE boasted a multitude of qualities that made it comfortable, lightweight, and provided an incomparable touch on the ball. Many top players like Cesc Fàbregas, David Silva, Axel Witsel, and Kalidou Koulibaly wore them during their prime matches. You can still score classic models like the Puma One 17.1 FG, One 19.1 FG/AG, or One 5.1 evoKNIT at unbeatable prices in our outlet and classic sections.

The Puma KING

The Puma King range is a long-standing icon in the football boot world, renowned for its incredible comfort and exceptional touch. The most recent model, the King Ultimate, has undergone a revolutionary update. Moving away from traditional animal leather, modern Kings are crafted with K-Better, an innovative, non-animal-based upper material that is lighter, more durable, and offers an even better touch than traditional K-leather.

While historically worn by legends, today's modern King Ultimate is worn by technical maestros like Mateo Kovačić and Xavi Simons, perfectly blending classic comfort with cutting-edge, sustainable technology for optimal ball control.

All Types of Football Cleats Available on Sports-Distrcit

Find all types of existing football cleats among our selection of Puma boots. Here is a breakdown of their respective characteristics to help you choose the right gear for your pitch:

• SG (Soft Ground): Designed for wet and muddy natural grass pitches, Soft Ground studs are usually screwed in and removable. Made of plastic or metal, they dig deep into the ground for the most aggressive grip to prevent slipping.
• Turf (TF): Featuring textured rubber outsoles with numerous short studs, these are intended for futsal, 5-a-side, and street football. They offer excellent traction, allowing you to play safely on turf carpets or hard, abrasive surfaces.
• AG (Artificial Grass): Solid yet flexible, these rubber/plastic studs are perfect for synthetic surfaces (3G/4G). They guarantee minimal pressure on the joints, good balance, and maximum playing comfort by preventing the boot from getting stuck in the artificial turf.
• FG (Firm Ground): Firm Ground molded cleats are the most widespread models on the market. They are perfectly suited for dry or slightly damp natural grass pitches. Often designed to be versatile, many modern FG boots (often labeled FG/AG) can also adapt to synthetic pitches. Made of robust plastic, they ensure great stability and excellent overall playing characteristics.