Puma Future, designed for agility

A design that adapts to the shape of your foot

The Future has succeeded the evoPOWER in the Puma collection with a central idea: to adapt the shoe to the foot instead of the other way around. The first versions featured a free lacing system, NETFIT, which allowed for tightness exactly where it was needed. The current models rely on an elastic compression band, called FUZIONFIT, that wraps around the midfoot and locks it down without pressure points. The result: a shoe that fits both narrow and wide feet. In rugby, this fit reassures players as they make quick turns and changes of support, all while maintaining a good feel for kicking the ball.

The other Puma ranges

Puma shoes also come in:

• Ultra.
• King.

All Puma shoes are gathered on the Puma page.

Ultimate, Pro, Match or Play: which level of Future?

The four levels share the same silhouette, but not the same construction. The Future Ultimate features the thinnest upper, the most advanced compression band, and the lightest sole: it's the match model. The Pro takes the essence of this model with slightly thicker materials. The Future Match offers a robust compromise for a player who trains several times a week, while the Play, being simpler, is suitable for beginners and those on a budget. For kids, the LL versions, which are laceless, slip on like a sock thanks to their elastic upper, saving time before practice.

FG/AG or MxSG sole depending on the pitch

The sole is chosen based on the surface you play on most. The FG/AG version, the most common, has molded studs suitable for both dry natural grass and synthetic turf. For the heavy pitches of winter, Puma offers MxSG versions, which combine a few metal screw-in studs with molded ones: grip increases without sacrificing lightness. In terms of fit, the elastic band accommodates wide feet: you stick with your usual size, tried on at the end of the day with match socks. After the session, a brush, a wipe with a damp sponge, and air drying are enough to maintain the synthetic upper.

Good deals

Great bargains can be found in the good deals, promotions, clearance, sales, and Black Friday. The new arrivals showcase the latest models. The highlights of the year follow a steady pattern: the Black Friday at the end of autumn, the end-of-year festivities, the winter sales, the French Days in spring, followed by summer sales and back-to-school promotions.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Puma Future fit wide feet?

Yes, that’s one of its strengths: its elastic compression band adapts to the shape of the foot without squeezing. Those with wider feet often find more comfort than in a very narrow speed shoe.

What does MxSG mean on a Puma Future?

MxSG refers to a mixed sole for soft ground: a few metal screw-in studs accompany the molded studs. It provides the necessary grip on a wet pitch while remaining lightweight.

What does LL mean on a child’s Future?

LL indicates a laceless version: the elastic upper slips on like a sock and holds the foot on its own. Younger kids can get dressed without help, and no laces come undone during a match.

Is the Puma Future suitable for rugby?

Yes, for a half, centre or fullback, on dry or synthetic pitches, and in MxSG version for winter. For forwards, who are exposed to the pressure in scrums, a rugby shoe with a reinforced upper is preferred.

Is the Puma Future suitable for a kicker?

Yes, its thin upper, well-secured by the compression band, provides a consistent striking surface and good feel. To take penalties on a winter pitch, the MxSG version secures the support foot.