Football boots Puma

Football boots Puma are divided into three silos, Future, Ultra and King, ranging from Ultimate level to entry-level, for all surfaces and all sizes.

Creativity, speed or leather comfort: each silo has its own playing style.

Football boots Puma are divided into three silos, Future, Ultra and King, ranging from Ultimate level to entry-level, for all surfaces and all sizes.

Creativity, speed or leather comfort: each silo has its own playing style.

Future: creativity

The Future is the Puma shoe for creative players, playmakers and dribblers. Its snug upper, with a compression band over the instep, holds the foot while allowing great freedom of movement, and its sock collar hugs the ankle. It suits players who frequently change direction and look for a precise touch on the ball.

Ultra: speed

The Ultra is Puma's speed shoe. Its very thin upper and lightweight sole focus on acceleration and responsiveness, ideal for attackers and wingers. Recent versions feature the brand's Nitro foam in the sole, providing a bit more comfort without sacrificing lightness. Like all speed shoes, it fits close to the foot and is better for slimmer feet.

King: leather and history

The King, launched in the late 1960s, is one of the most famous shoes in football history: it’s the one Pelé wore during the 1970 World Cup. Staying true to its tradition, it focuses on soft leather, a foldable tongue and immediate comfort, making it the shoe for players who value leather touch and have wider feet.

Range levels and soles

Each silo comes in the Ultimate level for professionals, then Pro, Match for club players, and Play for entry-level. The FG/AG sole, very common among Puma, suits both natural grass and recent synthetics. The laceless versions, marked LL, require an exact size. Packs, like the Fearless Pack, dress the silos in common colors.

The Puma silos and other brands

Each silo has its own page:

Future, for creative players.
Ultra, for speed.
King, for leather comfort.
Fearless Pack, the brand's colour pack.

The other brands are gathered on the pages adidas, Nike, Mizuno, Joma, the indoor shoes on the page futsal, and all on the page shoes.

New products and good deals

The new products showcase the latest models, the promotions feature previous collections at discounted prices, and items shipped in 24h are prepared and dispatched within 24 hours. The good deals, the clearance, sales and the Black Friday have their football page.

Frequently asked questions

How do Puma football shoes fit?

They generally fit true to size. The Ultra, which is very snug, may feel narrow for wide feet, while the King in leather stretches slightly in width over time. Leave about half a centimetre in front of the toes.

Which Puma to choose for a child?

For a young player, an intermediate or entry-level shoe, with a thicker and more forgiving upper, offers comfort and durability. Choose the sole based on the surface: molded for grass, multi-stud for synthetic or hard ground.

Future, Ultra or King: which one for their position?

The Future suits playmakers and dribblers looking for touch and freedom, the Ultra is for quick attackers thanks to its lightness, and the King is for players who value leather comfort and classic touch, often defenders or midfielders.

Which Puma shoe for futsal?

Choose an IN version, with a flat rubber sole, that grips on indoor surfaces without marking them. All three silos, Future, Ultra and King, are available for indoor play, allowing players to maintain their usual sensations.