Puma Future Ultimate Review: Updated Fit, Traction and Touch
The latest generation of Puma Future football boots builds on the strengths of its predecessors with targeted refinements rather than a complete redesign.
The latest generation of Puma Future football boots builds on the strengths of its predecessors with targeted refinements rather than a complete redesign. Keeping the same overall shape and concept, this evolution focuses on improving fit, stability, and ball feel while retaining the comfort that has made the range a popular choice for wide-footed players.
Design and Fit: Familiar Silhouette with Revised Structure
The new Puma Future Ultimate retains the same shape and distribution as earlier Future models, so there is no change to the overall concept or style. The upgrade instead concentrates on modifying existing components to deliver a different sensation in each area of the boot.
PWR-TAPE Technology for Lateral Support
The zigzag line running across the side of the boot introduces Puma’s new PWR-TAPE technology. This structured strip is designed to hug the foot more closely and provide a better fit, resulting in noticeably improved stability when the boot is worn.
Fusionfit+ Inner Layer
Inside the boot, the inner layer of the central area has been updated with Fusionfit+. This material is slightly more rigid and stable than the previous version, offering greater support. It is a particularly worthwhile option for players who plan to use the boots without laces.
Upper and Touch: Microfibre with Reduced Foam
At the front of the boot, the upper once again uses microfibre. It remains very soft and comfortable, with enough room for the toes, but the amount of foam has been reduced compared to earlier versions. For grip in this area, the previous “spike” zones have been replaced by a full layer that provides ball grip. The effect is noticeable but not excessive, making this a matter of personal preference.
Outsole and Traction: Laminated Studs on Dynamic Motion System
The soleplate moves away from semi-conical studs and now uses laminated studs on the same Dynamic Motion System base. The studs are somewhat long but deliver good traction and stability in all directions. They are more aggressive than they initially appear, suiting players who want fast, aggressive, and stable traction.
Overall Verdict
The Puma Future Ultimate remains an excellent choice for wide feet, offering comfort, strong grip, and adaptability across different foot types. Neymar Jr’s signature boot continues to perform at a high level.
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