Many of you may remember the classic, fictional, adventure film called The Goonies, which debuted back in 1985. This fantasy-filled movie serves as the inspiration for this exceptional colorway of the Puma Disc Blaze. This laceless sneaker features a black, adjustable disc with a gold logo along with the use of hemp on the lace loop, disc, and toe cap. As far as the graphics, the shoe has a grey side panel containing black skull designs, while the orange toe box has a unique design of its own. The shoe is finished off with an off-white midsole containing “The Goonies” written on the back midsole. There is no word yet on a release date. via Hypebeast/Kenlu
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Check out this interview Freshness did with Atmos on the Endangered Species Collection.
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Puma is set to release one more animal inspired pack of sneakers, this time also using the Puma Suede as the canvas. The pack of three Suedes in light blue, light beige and black feature an over sized leopard print on the upper. Unfortunately these are a Japan exclusive, they are available now at VA in Japan. Via High Snobiety
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Puma has recently released a three pack of their famed Puma Suede model in Japan featuring an animal theme. This pack is not to be confused by their previous collaborations with Atmos, the Endangered Species Collection. Each Puma Suede uses illustrations inspired by the animals they’re named after in the lining and insole, a Cobra, Elephant and Tiger. While all three uses a black suede upper, each gets a matching Puma Form-Stripe. These sneakers are now available at Flauge. in Japan but no word on availability on other parts of the world.
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It looks like every other sneaker company is going after a piece of the growing Skate footwear busines and modeling their entry into the game after Nike’s successful SB line. Puma is now entering the Skate footwear business with their First Round Skate, now available in three colors. The shoe features a basic First Round silhouette that has some added cushioning and protection around the collar to give the shoe a better fit when it’s worn for skateboarding. You can pick up any one of the three colorways, Blue/White, Black/Red, or Green/Brown now at Mita.
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These two First Round high tops are the latest sneakers to be released from Puma. Two solid colorways of pink and grey have been dropped, and they both feature “1st Round” embossed throughout the whole uppers of each shoe. Both sneakers are made of suede and contain a white midsole with a black outsole. These sneakers are available now at Flauge. via Hypebeast
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In the recent glut of 2008 Beijing Olympics-themed products from every footwear manufacturer out there, it’s easy to pass over the fact that there were many Olympic Games before this year’s, and each one of them set a precedent for the next to follow. From Berlin to Los Angeles, the Olympics have spanned the globe. These Pumas commemorate the 1968 Mexican Olympics, with a few choice details representing that country, including the lining and laces. The most definitive characterstic of these kicks is arguably the large “68″ on the tongue, representig the year of the Mexico City Olympics, 1968. For anyone who wants an Olympian offering not related to Beijing, or a simple pair of kicks with some unique details, thes Blaze of Glories might be just the thing. Look for them now on eBay, and at select Puma retailers in coming weeks. Via Hypebeast and SneakersBR.
> eBay: Puma Blaze of Glory - 1968 Mexico Olympics
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