Puma Uproar Hybrid Court Core "White Meta"

The Uproar is a hybrid of different worlds and times. A sneaker as wild and aggressive as the 90s style that inspired it - but with a futuristic twist - PUMA Hoops style.

It’s always a good look spinning some classics from time to time. It’s why we’re bringing you the Uproar in classic, timeless colorways. They’re a nod to the design and culture of the 90s remixed with modern PUMA Hoops tech. So, can you kick it? Yes, you can. Just don’t flinch while you do.

• HYBRID: PUMA’s custom cushioning tech is strategically placed for the highest level of energy return and responsiveness through an entire game
• GRIP: Maximum grip for sharp cuts and sudden stops
• FIT: Dynamic lacing and fit system with anchor points on the collar and through the forefoot ensure a full and secure lock down
• Performance basketball silhouette
• Mesh tongue construction for breathable fit
• Padded tongue and collar for slip-on comfort
• Dynamic lacing system with TPU piece for added lock down and support
• Speckled design at the midsole as a bold design element
• IGNITE Foam midsole offers high energy return and superior cushioning
• NRGY Beads at the midsole provide soft cushioning rebound and durable resiliency
• Wrap-around TPU heel piece adds support through versatile movements
• Full rubber outsole with rubber toe cap provides optimal traction and grip
• PUMA Formstrip at lateral sides
• PUMA Cat Logo at the heel

Puma returns to Basketball and the NBA

We are facing a story that has revolutionized the world of basketball in recent hours, the German sports brand has moved to return to Basketball with the help of its new creative director, Jay-Z, the famous American rapper and co-owner of the Brooklyn Nets besides being Beyoncé's husband.

From the hand of Jay-Z the brand, which is not going through its best moment, hopes to recover part of the lost ground in favor of the emerging Chinese brands that are increasingly named in the American league.

The strategy of Puma in basketball is clear, they want to take on the future stars of the NBA and in addition to having the return of an NBA legend who already put on some Puma in his time as a player, who? The great Walt Frazier.

To start, a few hours ago, the German brand signed Marvin Bagley III for more than 50 million, which is the highest contract signed by any rookie in history, beating the one signed by Kevin Durant with Nike a few years ago. But in addition, they have signed the future number one of the Draft and a player who will have an immediate impact on the NBA, DeAndre Ayton, signing for four seasons for an amount surely similar or even higher than that of Marvin Bagley III. The German brand lands hard in the NBA making a brutal commitment to two stars that will hog the spotlight on Draft night as Vince Carter, the last player who used the Puma brand in the best basketball league in late the 90s.