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Puma has been digging deep into its archives for the new season, with one of the finds being the Puma Easy Rider III trainers.
It's an almost exact replica of the original 1978 Easy Rider, originally designed as a cross country trainer, but probably more use as a casual shoe these days, mixing nylon and suede, along with the usual Puma slash and that hefty sole, complete with moulded dimples for plenty of grip.
Take your pick from three old school colour ranges (including the two above), with a price of around £55 from April 2009.
