Our verdict
With its timeless and vintage appeal, the PUMA Super Liga OG Retro is perfect for any person of any age from the different cultural background. It also helps that basic colorways in black, white, and red allow diverse outfit choices. This shoe also has the same sleek, clean silhouette along with the other Puma Enzo Marathon Running Shoes Sneakers 189498-01.
Pros
- Great style
- Great arch support
- Retro look
- Lightweight
- Versatile
Cons
- Frail heel material
- Spacious forefoot
Who should buy the PUMA Super Liga OG Retro
This football-inspired PUMA Super Liga OG Retro could be a great match for you if:
- You are looking for a versatile trainer that can match any outfit and is perfect for various activities such as indoor soccer, driving, casual walks, etc.
- You want a shoe that exudes style and comfort. at the same time offers enough level of arch support.
Style of the PUMA Super Liga OG Retro
When it comes to styling sneakers, it all boils down to preference. However, when one has the PUMA Super Liga OG Retro on, no mistake can happen because of the timeless appeal it emits.
A man can never go wrong with navy casual ankle pants, a plain, round neck, a yellow shirt, and a pair of PUMA Super Liga OG Retro red colorway on the feet.
For a ladies' brunch, putting on a pair of faded blue denim pants, a floral-printed top, and a grey Super Liga OG Retro that blends into the pavement makes for a summery fashion feel.
Notable Features
The upper area composes predominantly of suede on the heel, lace guard, and the toe bump area in a T-toe construction. While leather covers the rest of the upper, stitching details are visible on PUMA’s Formstrip logo on both the medial and lateral sides.
Midsoles have varying textures that seem to replicate tire patterns. A crucial design on the outsole is the pivot point at the forefoot, which provides traction and supports quick rotation.
PUMA’s Jumping Cat logo peeks through a window-cut hole on the heel.
History of the PUMA Super Liga OG Retro
PUMA’s history with the football sport begins in 1950 after the entire West Germany national team wore Atom - PUMA’s first football shoes - and won against Switzerland. Since that post-war game, PUMA and football have been inseparable.
Over the years, renowned football strikers, Brazil’s Pelé, Portugal’s Eusebio, among others are seen wearing the PUMA’s cleats, and the association of the shoe manufacturer to the sport is forever etched in the fans of the league.
When sports and fashion collided, PUMA, PUMA TFS Worlhood Svart jacka.
The word “league” in Germany is “liga,” and that is where the origin of the PUMA Super Liga OG Retro comes from. An homage to the football league that is wearable on and off the field.
