Puma Men Black Drift Cat 3 CF SF Casual Shoes

Product code: FDS-53729

48.99 € Sale

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Product Description

Round toed, black casual shoes with red accents, low top styling and a Velcro closure
Synthetic upper with stitched overlays, Formstrip on one side, multiple branding, has Italian flag and Ferrari shield deatils, midfoot strap with Velcro closure, panelling along the mouth, and reinforced heel collar
Soft tongue and inner with branding on the tongue
Cushioned footbed with branding at the heel, has ecoOrthoLite sockliner

Tough rubber outsole with textured grooves, outsole extends on to the backfoot
Warranty: 3 months for manufacturing defect only


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Style Note

Targeting the motorsport enthusiast, the Drift Cat from Puma is a material update of the original Drift Cat. With its smooth upper and sleek fit, it creates a simple yet fashionable shoe. This product is a must-have for each motorsport activity, no matter if you're a driver or a spectator.

Materials & Care

Synthetic
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Name Value
Product codeFDS-53729
AvailabilityOut of Stock
Price48.99 €
SizeUK7, UK8, UK9, UK10, UK11

Customer reviews

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Based on 4 reviews

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  • Very happy with this

    No complaints at all. Comfortable from the first wear. The sf casual shoes is a keeper. Good buy.

    Louisette J. Shortland

  • Disappointed

    Wanted to like it, couldn't. The fit was well off for me. The sf casual shoes just didn't work out. A shame, because the idea is good.

    Hyacinthie C. Fomichyov

  • Wouldn't order again

    Wanted to like it, couldn't. Uncomfortable after an hour. The sf casual shoes just didn't work out. Look elsewhere.

    Gerome D. Bolam

  • Returned it

    Would not order this again. Material feels cheap in the hand. The sf casual shoes just didn't work out. A shame, because the idea is good.

    Ailsun G. Yakovitch