PUMA Introduces New Self-Lacing Running Sneakers
Equipped with the ability to analyze and adapt to different foot shapes.
Inspired by the self-lacing, space-age sneakers from 1989’s Back To The Future, footwear brands’ have since then aspired to incorporate this technology into their shoes. PUMA being one of those sneaker brands, debuted its first wirelessly-powered “Adaptive Fit” trainer in 2016. And recently, the German sportswear company surfaces a brand-new, self-lacing silhouette.
Similar to most of the PUMA running sneakers, the Fit Intelligence Trainer’s perforated, grey mesh upper is detailed with a silver signature stripe. The lacing system is enclosed within a silver tongue piece which is attached to a logo-appliqued, rectangular lace stay on the throat line locking down the foot with aqua blue cables. Simply with a swipe through a mobile app or on an Apple Watch, the shoe’s fit can be adjusted; the intricacy of the technology grants this iteration the ability to identify the shape of the wearer’s foot and then alter itself to provide each individual with the best lockdown and support.
The new Fit Intelligence Trainer is set to drop in 2020. For those who are interested in PUMA’s latest technology, sign up for the beta testing on the PUMATRAC training app which will be available in the coming months on both iPhone and Android. Make sure to stay with us for more details of the official drop date.
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