Training shorts Puma

What do Puma training shorts offer?

Puma training shorts are designed to support football sessions, from light jogging to the most intense workouts. They focus on cuts that allow complete freedom of movement and materials that wick away sweat during exercise. Most models have an elastic waist, sometimes complemented by a drawstring, for comfortable support throughout the session. They come in various lengths and colours, making it easy to pair them with a jersey or training top from the same set.

What other brands can be found in training shorts?

In addition to Puma, several brands are available in training shorts for football, which you can check separately:

• The brand adidas, with its own cuts and technical materials for training.
• The brand Nike, another reference for club kits.
• The brand Macron, focused on club and sports association equipment.
• The brand Jako, often chosen for group kits.
• The brand Kappa, with models designed for team training.
• The brand Uhlsport, more focused on technical equipment.
• The brand Under Armour, for those looking for an alternative to the big football brands.

You can also return to the complete range of training shorts to compare all available brands.

How to choose your Puma training shorts?

Choosing a pair of Puma training shorts mainly depends on the usage: a lightweight and short model is suitable for technical sessions and warm days, while a slightly longer cut is preferred for strengthening sessions or late-season training. The size should be chosen according to the cut indicated on the product sheet, as some models are fitted and others more loose. It's also helpful to check for a drawstring if you’re looking for a more secure fit during sprints or changes of direction.

Training shorts or match shorts Puma: what’s the difference?

Puma training shorts are designed for repeated use, session after session, with durable materials and easy maintenance. Match shorts, often associated with a supporter version or a player version of a club shirt, are intended for occasional use on match day, with sometimes different finishes. For everyday training, dedicated shorts remain the most suitable choice for regular use.

When to find the best deals on Puma shorts?

The prices of Puma training shorts vary according to the site's sales periods. The best opportunities typically arise during Black Friday, then during the end-of-year holidays, during the winter sales, and at the arrival of the French Days in spring. Outside of these periods, the Deals page lists ongoing offers, and the Clearance page helps identify items that are at the end of their collection life. If you need a quick delivery, the Shipped in 24h page lists items available for immediate shipping. The brand's new arrivals can be found on the New Arrivals page of the club store.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does a Puma training short go with any club shirt?

A plain Puma training short easily pairs with most training shirts, regardless of the brand of the top. For a cohesive look, however, it's simpler to choose a short and a shirt from the same line, as the colours are designed to complement each other.

What size to choose for a Puma training short?

The size depends on the cut of the model: some Puma shorts are fitted, while others are looser. It's best to refer to the size chart on the product sheet rather than your usual size in casual clothing, as the correspondences can vary from model to model.

Are Puma shorts suitable for use in clubs or associations?

Yes, Puma training shorts are widely used in clubs and sports associations, especially for their durability to frequent use and regular maintenance. They are suitable for both individual purchases and bulk orders for a team.

Can a Puma training short be worn in a match?

A training short may work in a pinch, but it is not designed to replace an official club match short. To play a match, it's better to go for the shorts corresponding to the supporter version or player version of the shirt worn by the team.

How to maintain Puma training shorts to make them last?

Washing at low temperatures and avoiding excessive spinning helps preserve the technical materials used in Puma training shorts. It is also advisable to avoid tumble drying, which can affect the elasticity of the waistband and seams with repeated use.