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.
An old school gem is back from the Puma archives – the Puma Whirlwind II trainers.
Specifically they're back from the 1980s, originally a spiked running shoe, the lightweight shoe is back for a more casual modern-day use, offering the same profile with a suede and mesh upper, contrast foam stripe and rubber 'spikes'.
Limited numbers, they sell for £49.
Originally produced back in 1980, the Puma Whirlwind 2 trainers are back on the market 30 years after their debut.
The Whirlwind 2, as the name might suggest, was originally creat5ed as a running shoe, but the reissue has amended things just a little bit, removing the racing spike and extending the multi pimpled outsole, which offers the shock absorption.
Not content with knocking out a stylish pair of trainers in the late 70s, Puma teamed up once more with Argentinian tennis ace Guillermo Apolinario Vilas in the early 80s to produce another iconic tennis shoe – the Puma G. Vilas 2.
Another terrace classic 'back in the day', the slimmer Vilas 2 (compared to the original), features a simple and clean nubuck upper with a perforated toebox, gold printed branding on the side and tongue and finished with a soft cushioned lining and sculpted PU midsole.
All white is the colourway, £54.99 is the price.
