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PUMA Athletic Shoes for Men

PUMA is the third largest sportswear manufacturer in the world, and is a brand used among male athletes across the globe. PUMA has been designing and manufacturing athletic and casual footwear, clothing, and accessories for men for more than 65 years. PUMA sneakers come in a variety of sizes, styles, and colors.

• General sneakers
• Running and training sneakers
• Soccer sneakers
• Golf shoes
• Motorsport sneakers

Cleaning PUMA shoes will depend on the type of material from which the sneakers are made. No matter what materials are used, PUMA athletic shoes should never be fully immersed in water or soaked. For most styles, including leather, canvas, and nylon, use a soft cloth dampened with mild soap and cold water to clean the shoes. For suede material, use a brush specifically designed for the material to maintain the outside surface of this particular shoe. Bleach or use of harsh cleaning agents should be avoided. To clean synthetic leather sneakers, use a soft cloth or soft bristle brush to gently scrub the body of the shoe. Follow with mild soap and cold water, and let the sneaker air dry. Dry your Puma shoes by removing the insole, and allow to air dry. Never put them in the dryer.

Choosing an athletic shoe should begin with the activity you will be performing while wearing your sneakers. Since athletic wear is designed to support the foot differently during various sports, choose a separate pair of shoes for each activity. If you have an old or worn pair of running shoes handy, look at their bottoms and consider the following factors:

• If the outer edge of the shoe is most worn, choose a shoe with cushioning and a softer midsole.
• If the inner edge of the show shows the most wear select a style with maximum support and a motion-control feature.
• If wear is uniform, choose a style that provides stability.

Generally, a pair of athletic sneakers should last between 300 to 500 miles of use. This means that a pair of PUMA shoes will typically last from three to six months, depending on how regularly you participate in your chosen sport. Some signs that you need new shoes are listed here:

• Wrinkles, tearing, or separation of the shoe upper
• Reduced cushioning on the midsole of the shoe
• Excessive wear on shoe outsole
• Uneven wear on tread
• Pain, calluses, or blisters following activity