This meant that I had to look for solutions to accommodate my wider feet and secure a decent lockdown. Could the a varied style of lacing really affect how it feels on the boot? Upon putting on the Puma Future 2.1, I did notice that the boot was quite narrow and I stretched the evoKNIT material across the centre of the boot quite considerably. I was quite keen to try out the boots as I do have an average to moderately wide feet. Puma believes that you should be able to customize the lacing so as to fit the needs of different feet sizes and shapes.Ī post shared by on at 1:58am PDT Netfit is a tough netted material that is attached to and hugs the upper of the boot. Puma has pioneered their unique Netfit technology across all their footwear and it was a matter of time until it reached their football boots. So big cat did the smart thing and went on to create a new niche and concept that was hard to define but most definitely unique to them. The Puma Evospeed, Evopower and King silos were not at the top of the list when it came to the speed, control or heritage/leather options in the market. That said, Puma is still a step behind in resources as compared to the swoosh and three stripes. From mid cut boots to knitted materials, they have led the industry in designing cutting edge football boots for the market.
The big 3 (Nike, adidas, Puma) have been pushing the boundaries of innovation the last few years. Can personalizing your laces really aid in performance? We find out with the Puma Future 2.1.
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