Puma 2025 Unlimited Pack Released
Jan 9, 2025, by Phan Tich Giay
- Puma 2025 Collection: Puma has launched its first 2025 boots collection called 'Unlimited', following Nike's release.
- Colorways: The 'Unlimited' collection features distinct colorways for each silo: White for the Ultra, Black for the Future, and Red for the King.
- Release Date: The Puma 2025 Unlimited football boot pack will be available starting January 9, 2025.
Following Nike, Puma is the next brand to launch its first 2025 boots main collection called 'Unlimited'.
Puma 2025 Unlimited Pack
This photo shows the Puma 2025 'Unlimited' boots collection.
The Puma 2025 'Unlimited' collection has a striking look with each silo having its own colourway: White for the Ultra, Black for the Future and Red for the King.
Big Three 2025 Main Boot Collection
Puma Ultra 5 Carbon 'Unlimited' - Puma White/Puma Black/Glowing Red
Check out the new Puma Ultra 5 football shoes from the 'Unlimited' collection below.
Puma Future 8 'Formula' - Puma Black/Puma White/Glowing Red
This photo shows the Puma 'Unlimited' Future 8 boots.
Puma King Ultimate 'Unlimited' - Glowing Red/Puma White/Red Fire
This image shows the Puma 'Unlimited' King Ultimate football boots.
The Puma 2025 Unlimited football boot pack is available from 9 January 2025.
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