Awesome Puma

It’s designed for athletes, but the Puma Phone also pleases gadget-hounds with a built-in solar panel, dual still and video cameras, HSPA connectivity, and 2.8″ touchscreen.

Sneakersnstuff teams up with Puma for the former’s 10th Anniversary with the GOAT Pack: it dresses the Clyde in a super-soft goatskin suede upper and comes in three colorways.

You’ll be a walking brand ambassador twice over with Puma’s Soda Collection, but we think it looks “sweet”: it features colorways inspired by Coke, Diet Coke, Root Beer, and Fanta.

Let’s cut to the chase with the Heritage Grip Bag: rope is dope again with antique silver metal hardware and a distressed Puma logo giving this rugged PU bag a slick vintage flavor.

First released in 1991, Puma’s Unlimited Hi Megas are back in a slick black and white colorway with perfed panels, panel stripes, padded ankle support and an oversized tongue.

Available today, PUMA’s Speed Cat 2.9 Gumball is a limited edition driving shoe for the Gumball 3000; it’s printed with the rally route inside and features a slick tread-style sole.

Five models and three colorways comprise the Puma Winner Pack, coming to retailers in March; you’ll get everything from slip-ons to runners in your choice of gold, black or white.

A tendon and vein-inspired mesh with leather ribcage are interesting selling points for Puma and Alexander McQueen’s Ribcage line, which is an organic take on a sporty runner.

Worn by sailors in the Volvo Ocean Race, Puma’s Offshore Racing Jacket protects against wind and water with triple layer Gore-tex, face guard, taped seams and fleece-lined pockets.

Get your growl on with Puma’s insanely detailed Japanese Monster Pack, styled off of kaiju films from the 50s-70s with wild textures that recall Godzilla, Mothra, Ghidora and more.

These special Puma Sky IIs are outfitted with waterproof Gore-Tex; when coupled with the brown, orange and olive colorway, it’s pretty clear these kicks are meant for the great outdoors.