Puma’s done a pretty sick mash up with the memory of deceased comic book artist Roy Lichtenstein, creating the Puma Pop Art 917 Lo.
This isn’t the first time Lichtenstein’s collabo with Puma as his inspiration can be seen in the Puma Basket 68.
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Yea or Nay?
PUMA, ATMOS NYC and Mitsuaki Iwago have teamed up to bring you the PUMA x Atmos Endangered Species Collection, which includes six shoes featuring endangered animals. The collection is broken down into two different releases, the Polar Pack and the Asia Pack; both include three shoes inspired by the photography of highly-acclaimed National Geographic photographer, Mitsuaki Iwago.
Each shoe captures the unique characteristics of a specific animal and has a high quality image of Mr. Iwago’s prized photography printed on the removable insole. The name and habitat of each animal is on the reverse tongue and the outsole in both English and Japanese. The shoes were created in hopes of bringing attention to our impact on these endangered animals.
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Puma and Atmos have gotten together with famed wildlife photographer Mitsuaki Iwago to create the Polar Bear, along with five other shoes that pay homage to the endangered wildlife.
Each shoe will have a special shout to the animal it represents and should be released later in the month.
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Beans, Ace and I aren’t above taking a day to ourselves out on the golf course.
Puma has represented well with the C-Hopper.
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One of my favorite all time sneakers is the Puma Roma. Absolutely clean and classic and inspired by soccer, the romas have been a constant contributor to football culture around the world for years. To celebrate the Italian National Team and Euro 2008, Puma is re-issuing the Puma Roma 68’s.
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Ok, they’re track spikes, but their pretty sick on the fashionable side of things.
Puma’s upping their game in the track just in time for Beijing.
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Behind the scenes of the making of Puma’s Until Then.
The Final product.
I’m thinking this might be Puma’s dopest yet.
With growing up in Upland, riding your bike up in the mountains (the base entrance was just two blocks away) was pretty much a daily occurrence.
The problem was that I was always catching shit from Big Rog when I’d go riding at night. “Be careful! I trust you, just not the drivers who can’t see you. Wear something white. Why doesn’t your bike have reflectors on it?”
You know, Dad stuff. But if I had this Puma Glow Rider, maybe I would have caught just a little less shit…
By the way, during the day this bike is White.
UPDATE -I was just down at the Puma Store in Santa Monica with The Wifey and Tonus and came across the Orange Version of this Glow in the Dark Bike.
image via JoshSpear
