Info: Following on from the initial ‘Great White’ colorway released in April 2008, we can now reveal the stunning second version of the Sneaker Freaker X PUMA ‘Jirozame’ project. This new colorway of the PUMA Blaze of Glory flips the shoe to inky black, with a slash of vivid color that sets it off in all the right places. Highlights include sensual nubuck with turqoise sateen, silky laces, red chunks and poppin’ pink bits, all hooked up with the legendary smoke-tinted Trinomic cell unit in the sole of the shoe.

There’s also a choice of several beautifully designed insoles and multiple laces to complement the highly distinctive sneaker. “This thing looks evil!” says the editor and founder of Sneaker Freaker, Simon “Woody” Wood. “ And I love evil! It’s seriously the most comfortable shoe PUMA has ever made. Once you put this thing on you’ll never want to take it off. The Trinomic system was so far ahead of its time, you won’t believe your feet!” Be wary of its apparently docile nature, this one is lethal. And very, very black. [info via SNKR FRKR]

There was also a shark-skin edition made, with approx. 40-50 produced for family & friends, as can be seen here.

Release Date: Early July, 2008.

Production Count: Approx. 500-550.

Shoe: Puma Blaze of Glory.

Info: This shoe features a variety of colors and textures that come together in a very unique and interesting shoe, that hasn’t been seen for years. The sneaker was released to coincide with Issue 12 of Sneaker Freaker Magazine. Each shoe comes with three sets of laces, matching sharks tooth jewelery in cyan and red, two custom inner soles and a Sneaker Freaker poster!

Release Date: April 25, 2008.

Production Count: Approx. 500-550.

Shoe: Puma Blaze of Glory.

Info: The Puma Clyde is Puma’s signature shoe and with good reason. These Metallic colourways are a must have for all clyde lovers. This shoe in any of it’s 3 colorways has a great smooth look.

Release Date: Mid 2007.

Production Count: Unknown - limited to Japan.

Shoe: Puma Clyde.

Info: The Puma Clyde is Puma’s signature shoe and with good reason. These Metallic colourways are a must have for all clyde lovers. This shoe in any of it’s 3 colorways has a great smooth look.

Release Date: Mid 2007.

Production Count: Unknown - limited to Japan.

Shoe: Puma Clyde.

Info: The Puma Clyde is Puma’s signature shoe and with good reason. These Metallic colourways are a must have for all clyde lovers. This shoe in any of it’s 3 colorways has a great smooth look.

Release Date: Mid 2007.

Production Count: Unknown - limited to Japan.

Shoe: Puma Clyde.

Info: Puma re-released their Tempo model in 2006-07 with a very new look. The old model used to sport full grain leather, but the new version now features suede with bright colors such as neon yellow and neon orange. In this case, it features a neon orange colorway.

Release Date: Early 2007.

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Shoe: PUMA Tempo.

Info: Puma re-released their Tempo model in 2006-07 with a very new look. The old model used to sport full grain leather, but the new version now features suede with bright colors such as neon yellow and neon orange. In this case, it features a neon yellow colorway.

Release Date: Early 2007.

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Shoe: PUMA Tempo.

Info: Puma has dug deep into the archives to introduce the Puma RP-43. This shoe is from the seventies and it takes inspiration from racing. This version of it titled “List”, features a checkered woven pattern on a white, black, and grey colorway.

Release Date: March 17th, 2007.

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Shoe: PUMA RP-43.

Info: For this edition of the MY-20, Puma has given this pair of Puma’s a leopard print look, which was designed by Yashuhiro Mihara - a japanese designer who is in his seventh year of his own collection with Puma. Furthermore, Yasuhiro’s 2006 collection is inspired through the moments in horror films where a character has to run or hide in order to escape a terrifying being. How’s that for imagination?

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Shoe: PUMA MY-20.

Info: PUMA introduces the Vaughn Bodé Clyde, created to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the creation of Cheech Wizard, an iconic cartoon character created by New Yorker Vaughn Bodé. This limited edition run of shoes is complimented by a hoodie that is uniquely PUMA and in Bodé-style. The insert inside the shoes recognizes da Big Hat himself, Da Cheech. The sneakers are made of nubuck leather with high gloss printed stars and branding throughout. For comfort and breathability, the interior lining is made of soft, full grain pigskin while the quarter linings are compiled of brushed synthetic suede. The hoodie has a stitched star motif and Cheech Wizard zipper. Small Cheech Wizard silhouettes line the interior of the jacket.

Release Date: March 31st, 2007.

Production Count: 12.

Shoe: PUMA Clyde.