PUMA has a wizard, not
necessarily from OZ, but definitely from some far out spec of this world where
old things are taken in and magically turned into modern day items one all of a
sudden seems to can’t live without.
Let’s take the XR1 OG, for
instance. First released in 1990 as a lightweight racing shoe made for the
track, the running shoe at the time developed a strong cult following off the
track. Its emergence within the market occurred around the same time when PUMA
was at a peak in its innovation in performance sports and its (PUMA’s) Trinomic
cushioning system was at the forefront of the technological explosion.
In its re-issue through PUMA’s
top tier Cream Programme, the shoe is paired with functional mesh and a
synthetic upper; the lightweight racer is adorned with a translucent stripes
and decorative paint splatter effects. These, mind you, are styles accurately
re-depicted from the original XR1 OG.
The PUMA XR1 OG is available at
PUMA SELECT stores for a cool R1699.
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