Balloons Puma on private sale

What is the private sale of Puma footballs?

The private sale of Puma footballs is a temporary commercial operation by Foot-Store that brings together a selection of footballs from the brand at favourable conditions. It focuses only on the footballs and runs alongside private sales for other brands in the catalogue. This operation is not permanent: it returns regularly, linked to key commercial events throughout the year.

Puma footballs: what uses for what needs?

Puma footballs are generally divided into three uses. A match football is designed for competition and meets the size and weight standards expected for clubs. A training football is made to endure intensive use in repeated sessions, often at a more affordable price. A leisure football is suitable for playing outside a structured context, in a city stadium or with family. The details for each product specify its size and recommended use, which should be checked before purchase.

Nike, adidas, Select: other brands of footballs in private sale

If you want to compare Puma footballs with other brands before deciding, several private sale pages are available:

• The Nike footballs, a mainstream brand found in both match and training.
• The adidas footballs, especially associated with official competitions.
• The Select footballs, a brand specialised in football and futsal.
• The Uhlsport footballs, often chosen by clubs and goalkeepers.
• The Erima and Jako footballs, two equipment brands also present in clubs.
• The Tremblay CT footballs, a French brand focused on training.

To return to all the brands available in the private sale of footballs, the Foot-Store private sale page groups all options.

When to take advantage of the best deals on Puma footballs?

The private sales of Puma footballs follow the commercial calendar of the site rather than a fixed schedule. Key periods to watch are, in the order they come up throughout the year: Black Friday, the end of year holidays, winter sales, the French Days in spring, summer sales, and then the renewal with the arrival of new collections for the season. Around these times, the private sale pages are generally updated.

Where to follow Foot-Store's good deals outside of private sales?

Outside of the private sale of Puma footballs, several permanent pages on the site gather current offers:

• The Sales page, active during official sales periods.
• The Clearance page, for end-of-line and end-of-collection stock.
• The Good Deals page, which centralises ongoing operations across all categories.
• The Black Friday page, active during this specific time of year.
• The New Arrivals page, to spot the latest footballs added to the catalogue.
• The Shipped in 24h page, useful if you're looking for a football available quickly.
• The Special Offers page, for other occasional discounts outside of private sales.

Frequently asked questions

Are the Puma footballs in private sale the same as those sold in standard shops?

Yes, they are the same models of Puma footballs. The private sale does not change the product, it simply changes the purchasing conditions and the promotion on the site for a limited time.

How can I tell if a Puma football is suitable for a child or an adult?

The size of the football is indicated on each product sheet, generally from size 3 for younger players to size 5 for adults and eleven-a-side football. It's best to check this information before buying rather than relying solely on appearance.

How long does a private sale on Puma footballs last?

The duration is not fixed and varies depending on the current operation. It is advisable to regularly check this page or the Good Deals page to see if the offer is still active.

Where can I find Puma footballs at reduced prices outside of private sales?

Outside of private sales, the Sales and Clearance pages may offer Puma footballs at advantageous terms, depending on stock and the time of year.

What is the difference between a training football and a match football Puma?

A match football meets competition standards in terms of weight, size and bounce, and is used in clubs or official tournaments. A training football is designed to withstand repeated use in sessions, often with a more robust and less technical design than the match football.