The Puma Unscripted pack dresses up Puma football boots in electric blue, accented with white and bright yellow highlights. This is the brand's winter pack, designed for players who love to try unexpected moves.
Here you will find the Future 9, the Ultra Nitro 7, and the King 20 in Ultimate, Pro, Match and Play finishes, with FG, AG, FG/AG, MxSG, and TT outsoles, laceless models, and children's sizes.
The Puma Unscripted pack is the winter colour pack from Puma for the 2026/27 season: the brand dresses its football boots in the same electric blue, Ultra Blue, accented with white and bright yellow touches. It was released in October 2026 to accompany the cold months of the season.
The name refers to the most unpredictable football: the unexpected move, the inspiration of the moment, the decision made in a split second that changes a match. Puma is targeting creative players here, those who still have the desire to try things like on the school playground. Each model receives its own interpretation of the theme:
The Future 9 is the Puma shoe for the player with the ball, the Ultra Nitro 7 is for the player running without it, and the King 20 is for the player seeking comfort and direct ball touch. Since the colour is the same across the three lines, it’s your position and playing style that should decide.
If you're unsure, think about what you do the most during a match. A lot of touches in a small area: Future 9. Lots of runs, calls and sprints: Ultra Nitro 7. A priority for comfort and touch: King 20. All the brand's shoes are also on the football shoes Puma page.
These four words refer to the level of finishing of the same model, from the most advanced to the most accessible, and the Unscripted colour is identical across all four. So you can keep the pack's design and choose the finish according to your budget and your practice frequency.
The more often you play and on demanding pitches, the more upgrading is justified. For occasional use, a Match or Play version gives the same look for a fraction of the price of an Ultimate.
The sole is chosen based on the surface you play on the most; this is the most crucial factor for grip and the longevity of your pair. The Unscripted pack covers a wide range of pitches:
As this pack is for winter, the MxSG sole deserves a mention if your club plays on soggy natural pitches. An FG sole slips, while a screw-in sole maintains grip in the mud.
The models marked LL are lace-less versions: the foot enters a closed design that hugs it directly. In the Unscripted pack, the Ultra Nitro 7 comes in Ultimate LL FG and in Match LL FG/AG, and several child pairs are also offered without laces.
The lace-less design offers a clear striking surface but less adjustment room: with a wide foot, a laced version is easier to adjust.
Yes, the pack is available in children’s sizes for the Future 9 and the Ultra 7, all with FG/AG soles, versatile between grass and synthetic. For the Future 9, there’s a Match version, a lace-less Match and a Play. For the Ultra 7, there’s a Match, a lace-less Match, a Play, and a lace-less Play.
Unscripted isn't the only release of the season. All collections are grouped on the New Packs page, and you can browse them one by one:
A colour from the pack is sold at full price upon release, then joins the commercial pages of the site when the brand launches the next collection. To keep track of arrivals, keep an eye on the new football shoes and the new arrivals page. For good deals, the football shoe promotions, the shoe deals, and the shoe clearance include pairs whose colour is no longer the latest release.
In chronological order, the Black Friday football shoes comes right after the pack's release, followed by the holiday season, winter sales, and the French Days in spring. The special offers and clearance pages cover the entire catalogue. And if you have a match this weekend, the page shoes dispatched in 24 hours groups the models processed the fastest.
No, Unscripted is a look: the Future 9, the Ultra Nitro 7 and the King 20 maintain the construction of their line, only the appearance changes. First, choose your model, your finish, and your sole, then the colour comes next.
On a heavy, muddy natural grass pitch, the MxSG sole is the best suited, thanks to its screw-in studs that dig into the ground. An FG sole is fine for firm pitches but loses grip as the ground gets soggy. Many players keep an FG or FG/AG pair for the rest of the season and an MxSG for the winter months.
Sizing depends mostly on the model: the Future 9 and the Ultra Nitro 7 do not have the same fit, and a lace-less version fits tighter than a laced version. The most reliable way is to compare with a pair you already wear and refer to the size guide on the product page. Measure your foot at the end of the day when it’s the most voluminous.
The white parts of the Ultra Nitro 7 and the Future 9 mark easily with mud, especially in winter. Brush off the dirt dry after the match, then wipe with a damp cloth without aggressive detergent. Allow to dry at room temperature, away from a radiator, stuffing the shoe with newspaper to help it retain its shape.
A pack colour remains prominent until the release of the next Puma collection. The most common sizes go first, then the last pairs shift to the promo and clearance pages. If you like a model in your size, it’s better not to wait until the end of winter.