Puma Men's Speed Cat

Customer Reviews

"LOVE THEM"

I ONLY WEAR PUMA'S (OWN 15 PAIR) AND THIS IS A CLASSIC VERY WELL MADE!
THIS ONE IS A LITTLE HEAVIER THAN THE OTHERS- FEELS LIKE WALKING ON A CLOUD

NOT For Wide Feet!

Speed Cats are fast and lightweight but not for someone whose foot is wide -- yours should be narrow to be most comfortable in them. They're great for driving, and contrary to some reviews I can wear mine all day & walk miles around the track or in the city without any problem. I have two pairs and will most likely buy another pair or two. About the only other lightweight shoe that would be more comfortable than these are TRETORNS, which coincidentally are also made by Puma.

Nice shoes!!!

This is a very nice pair of shoes, not the best confortable but looks great

great bicycling shoes

I originally bought these shoes because of their style and I found they make great bicycling shoes. Because they are so narrow they slide in and out of toe clips easy and the thick, stiff rubber sole provides and excellent platform. I'm on my second pair.

They're great shoes if you realise what they were meant for

Ok, I don't understand what people are complaining about. It says right in the description that these shoes are made of SUEDE. Suede is prone to get dirty and ruined if you get it wet.

Secondly, these are pretty low cut as you can see from the picture. If you're spraining your ankles in these, you probably have have weak ankles and stick to those gawdawful boxer boots or high top converses. Please don't blame a product for your inherent defects.

Thirdly, these are NOT cross-trainers, running shoes, cleats, or basketball shoes. They're fashion shoes and I haven't come across a description that advertise them as anything else. They have thin soles. If you stand around all day in them, you will probably feel uncomfortable. If the arches bother you that much, rip out the insoles that come with it and put in some proper orthodics (in fact, I recommend this for most sneakers b/c their insoles are usually abysmal for people like me who have flat feet).

Now what I will grant:

1) Pumas are notorious for running small. I've owned 2 pairs of these now and unless you have a particularly tapered foot/toe configuration, get them half a size up. These shoes taper pretty dramatically in the front.

2) Pumas are narrow. If you have wide feet, these are not the shoes for you.

3) Ladies, wear them w/ flares. Flat shoes + straight leg/pencil leg/taper leg pants or jeans = big man feet. Again, don't blame the shoe for your poor choices; all flat shoes make feet look like paddles w/o something to off-set the balance, not just the Puma speed cats.