Football boots Puma Pursuit

What is the Puma Pursuit pack?

The Puma Pursuit pack includes the Puma football boots available on Foot-Store, divided into two main ranges, Ultra and Future. You will find models for firm ground (FG/AG), soft ground (SG), and artificial turf, as well as versions designed for child players.

Ultra or Future: which Puma range to choose?

The Ultra range is built around lightness and ground support, designed for players who focus on speed and acceleration in the game. The Future range prioritises foot wrapping and adaptability of the upper, for better ball control and close support. Both lines come in several levels, from training models to high-end models used in competitions.

Match, Pro, Ultimate, Play: how to understand the range levels?

Each Puma range has several levels that correspond to use rather than just a simple difference in finishing. The Play level is suitable for regular use and intensive training. The Match and Match+ levels sit between training and competition. The Pro and Ultimate levels represent the high end, with finer construction and an upper closer to the foot, reserved for players who want a feel close to that of a competition shoe.

Which shoe to choose according to the ground (FG, AG, SG)?

The choice of sole depends primarily on the ground you play on. FG/AG soles are suitable for firm natural grounds and most artificial pitches, covering the majority of club fields. SG soles, with screw-in studs, are reserved for soft or wet grounds, which are more common in winter. The Puma Future 8 Match Low, with a low upper, is aimed at players looking for more ankle freedom.

Puma shoes for kids too

The Ultra 6 and Future 8 ranges have children's versions, with the same level indicators (Match, Play, Match+, Match LL). This keeps a consistency between the parents' shoes and those of children who are starting out or playing in a club.

The other football boot packs

The Puma Pursuit pack is part of the New Packs selection, which brings together the latest boot releases sorted by brand and line. You can also check out:

• The Puma Level Up pack, another selection of Puma shoes.
• The Puma Eclipse pack, to expand the Puma choices.
• The Puma Arrival pack, in the same logic of newness.
• The Puma Showtime pack, also from Puma.
• The adidas Final Rush pack, for comparing with adidas models.
• The Nike Mbappe 26 pack, on the Nike side.
• The New Balance Neon Tide pack, to discover the brand.

When to take advantage of good deals on Puma shoes?

The prices of football boots change throughout the year, especially during key commercial events. The Black Friday and the year-end holidays are the first events to watch out for, followed by the winter sales and the French Days in spring. Foot-Store groups these operations on dedicated pages: the boots on Black Friday, the sale boots, the football shoe promos, and the boots shipped in 24 hours. If you're looking for a newly released Puma shoe, the new football shoes page is updated as models are released.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between Ultra and Future at Puma?

The Ultra is geared toward speed and dynamic support, while the Future focuses on foot wrapping and ball control. The choice depends more on your position and style of play rather than one model being better than the other.

Can I wear an FG/AG shoe on a recent synthetic pitch?

Yes, the FG/AG designation means that the sole is designed for firm natural grounds and most recent synthetic pitches. Just check your club's regulations if you’re playing in an official competition.

How to choose between a Match shoe and an Ultimate shoe?

The Match version covers training and regular matches, with solid construction. The Ultimate version offers a finer upper and a tighter fit, designed for players who want a feel close to that of a competition shoe.

Do children’s Puma shoes have the same fit as adult models?

The children's versions follow the same range indicators (Match, Play, Match+) but with lacing and support tailored for a foot still growing. Some models are offered with a quick lacing system (LL) to make putting them on easier.

Should I change shoes between training and matches?

It’s not mandatory, but some players reserve a Play level pair for training and a Match or higher level pair for competitions to keep the more technical shoe in good condition longer.