The 20 Wildest Puma Boot Releases and Colorways of the Last Decade

For over a decade, Puma has consistently pushed the boundaries of boot design with electric colorways, wild custom patterns, and limited-edition releases. From dragon motifs to 3D effects and lightweight constructions, the brand continues to surprise and excite fans. This article takes a closer look at some of the most daring designs to hit the pitch.

Early 2010s: Bold Graphics and Artistic Collaborations

Puma PowerCat Graphic Tokyo (2011)

This design captures the neon jungle of Tokyo with bright pops of color and intricate graphics. Inspired by the Japanese metropolis, the boot was made for players who want to bring something fresh to the pitch.

Puma V1.10 I Kehinde Wiley (2010)

Inspired by artist Kehinde Wiley, these boots evoke the colors of Africa with a floral pattern running across the shoe lace cover and down to the toe. Each pair was individually numbered.

Puma evoSPEED 1.2 Camo (2013)

On the verge of a new release, Puma dropped this limited-edition pink polka-dot camo teaser. The boot featured wild pink dots across the surface of the evoSPEED 1.2. Only 200 pairs were released worldwide.

Puma evoPOWER STAMPA (2013)

Designed exclusively for Mario Balotelli, these boots featured a newsprint pattern with iconic text across the upper. Perfect headline material for a player who continually finds himself in the news.

Puma PowerCat “Dia Del Futbol” (2013)

Each shoe in this release featured an opposite color scheme: the right boot had a black vamp and the left boot was white. Inspired by Mexico’s “Day of the Dead,” the soleplate included a skeletal foot design.

Puma evoSpeed 1 Bob Marley (2012)

A collaboration between Puma and Bob Marley’s daughter, Cedella Marley, this boot featured a lightly screened image of Bob Marley on the outer side of a Jamaican-inspired upper. The legendary reggae artist was also an avid soccer fan.

Mid 2010s: Speed, Camo, and Extreme Detailing

Puma evoSPEED 1.4 SL Camo (2015)

Weighing only 3.5oz, this ultra-light boot came with a limited-edition camo design. To see the full effect, you need 3D glasses—an extra layer of dimension. Only 500 pairs were released worldwide.

Puma evoSPEED 1.3 Dragon (2015)

With a Game of Thrones-style pattern, this “Enter the Dragon” release featured a mirrored design. The dragon head and talon claws sit along the instep and strike zone, with extremely clear and graphic detailing.

Puma evoSPEED 1.3 F947 (2015)

Part of a four-pack celebrating Puma’s 10th anniversary partnership with Ferrari, this boot came in classic Ferrari Rosso Corsa Red with the Scuderia Ferrari Race Shield. Only 947 pairs were released, weighing in at 6.0oz.

Puma evoSPEED 1.3 Africa (2015)

Bold graphics inspired by African soccer highlight this release. Purple, orange, and golden yellow flow through the upper, with a detailed African sunrise graphic on the lateral side. Only 500 pairs were released worldwide.

Puma evoPOWER CAMO (2014)

A teaser for the upcoming evoPOWER technology, this boot featured a mix of white, light teal, and various grays blended together. Limited to 1,000 pairs.

Puma evoSPEED 1.3 X-Ray (2014)

A skeletal foot design covers the upper and soleplate, with bones, tendons, muscle, and veins drafted across the microfiber material. 910 pairs were released worldwide.

Puma evoSPEED Alife (2014)

A collaboration with brand Alife, this boot placed small green, blue, and red lighters across the upper, creating a bold, shocking design.

Puma evoPOWER 1.2 Graphic, Pop Art (2015)

Pop art graphics inspired by 1950s comic strips feature two-dimensional designs with clear colors and black borders. Dots are printed across the heel and midfoot, with orange dots on the white laces.

Late 2010s and Beyond: Future Silhouettes and Special Editions

Puma FUTURE 18.1 “GRIZI” (2017)

A special edition celebrating Antoine Griezmann’s achievements, designed with his personal input. The boot embodies quick thinking and instinctual skills.

Puma evoPOWER Vigor Camo (2017)

A camo teaser for the evoPOWER Vigor 1, with a dizzying wild exterior pattern that stands out on the pitch.

Puma FUTURE “Inhale” (2020)

A surprise limited-edition boot celebrating the 2000 flagship running shoe of the same name. The upper features a mesh base with TPU embossed skin coating for a wave-like appearance, and the soleplate pays tribute to the classic style.

Puma ONE “Aguero” (2020)

Acknowledging Sergio Agüero’s contributions, this special-edition pair was made exclusively for him. Man City Sky Blue colors wind across the upper in a wavy, trance pattern.

Puma FUTURE 19.1 Hacked Pack (2019)

Influenced by computer programming code, this boot features a digitized look with colors blending across an uneven upper texturing, signifying a player’s ability to hack the game.

Puma FUTURE 18.1 Texture (2018)

The first wild release in the FUTURE 18.1 series combines a black Safari-style pattern on a white upper with a red soleplate, highlighting the design possibilities of the FUTURE line.

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