If you're a fan of Puma, you might like to know that the Puma Basket trainers are back on the shelves.
A limited edition reissue, this much loved basketball shoe and pre-cursor to the classic Clyde is back with an original shape and colourway, specifically white with a deep red stripe on the side and heel, gold slipping in for the branding.
The upper is a premium leather and the price online is £55.
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We saw a pair in all-white earlier this year, but now there's a reissue of the Puma G Vilas 2 trainers with some added colour.
We do like the G Vilas 2, a section shoe designed for Argentinian tennis ace Guillermo Vilas in the early 80s, it was instantly a terrace classic and still catches the eye today.
The latest reissue is in white with either green (above) or navy blue detailing, throwing in some G Vilas 2 and Puma branding, a perforated toe and tongue, as well as a leather upper with nubuck toe and rubber outsole. £55 is the price.
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Last reissued in March, the Puma Dallas trainers are back on the shelves in limited numbers.
An 80s classic, where it was big on both the terraces and the breakdancing scene, the Dallas has premium soft suede uppers, contrast stripe and with a shape faithful to the original.
Very limited numbers in either the yellow and blue or black and white, both selling for £55.
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It's not quite the track shoe of days gone by, but the Puma Fast Rider still packs the look in its latest reissue.
First seen in the 1980s as a running shoe with a spike sole, it now has a multi pimpled outsole for extra shock absorption, which means it's still a useful bit of footwear for running and training.
Of course, it now has that retro appeal too, with a suede and nylon mix upper, a sweeping leather Puma formstripe and Fast Rider branding on the side. The colourway above is described as navy/dandelion and if that's a bity bold, see over the page for the navy/silver mix. Both variations are priced at £49.99.
We saw two colourways of this reissued earlier in the year, but now you can pick up the Puma Whirlwind II trainers in a choice of grey or green.
Like their predecessors, the new Whirlwind II are based on a classic 1980 running shoe, originally with a running spike, with the new version changing that for a multi pimpled outsole for extra shock absorption.
The upper is a mix of suede and nylon (along with a leather stripe) and both colourways (the other pictured over the page) are available now. Price is £49.99.
The sequel to another classic, the Puma California II trainers are back on the market in two colourways.
First released in 1983 an an all-round training shoe, the California II became equally (if not more) popular as an everyday bit of casual footwear. This reissue is in red or blue (you can see the red over the page), with ylon mesh side panels, nubuck leather for the toe, heel piece and Puma stripe and a nice chunky sole.
Limited numbers, £54.99 is the price.
