Has sleek shape with low toe box; less foam than Future Z 1.4 but still very comfortable and welcoming

Advanced Creator Zones include a textured 3D grip zone on lateral sides for enhanced ball cutting and driving The forefoot and the base of the upper are protected by a thin silicone layer to protect the knitted upper from wear and tear. A new feature that comes with the layer are soft embossed spikes on the outer foot – presumably for grip during dribbles and for those outer foot passes. For all these new materials and knit, the boot is pretty light at 225g in a US 9. Designed for tomorrow’s superstars, these are the children’s versions of the Future, so players can wear boots that look like their favourite stars on pitch, but at a price point to keep parents happy. First thing to notice is the snug and comfortable fit; meshed forefoot soft and free, and moulds well around the toes in an instant; knit collar compresses well and transitions smoothly to the lower leg

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We tested a pair of the Puma Future Z Lazertouch football boots in a UK size 10 (US 11/EUR 45/BR 43/CM 29 - Women's: UK 10/US 12/EUR 45/BR 43/CM 29). Comfort and fit FFT worried about these ones when we got them out the box. Notoriously, the lighter the boot, the more difficult it's going to be to get on. Oh, and props to the designers for Puma cat logos: they nailed the effect on the front of the toe and with the gold version on the heel. They, in particular, look excellent – as does the "LAZERTOUCH" leading up between the leather and the main body of the cleat. It’s in the Match where you’ll also find a dedicated laceless option on top of the usual laced model. Kids Future

Not with the Future Z, though. These ones slipped on like a pair of slippers and felt fantastic – though over time when you're running, you can feel a slight pull across the top of your foot from the wear, due to the material. FUTURE นั้นคล่องตัวและสะดวกสบายยิ่งกว่าที่เคย เป็นรองเท้าบู๊ตที่ออกแบบมาสำหรับผู้เล่นที่ควบคุมสนามด้วยวิสัยทัศน์และทักษะ ด้วยเทคโนโลยี FUZIONFIT+ รุ่นที่สองของเรา รองเท้าแต่ละคู่จะปรับให้เข้ากับรูปร่างของเท้าของคุณ เพื่อให้มั่นใจว่าสวมใส่ได้พอดีและสมดุลที่สมบูรณ์แบบระหว่างการรองรับและความยืดหยุ่น ไม่ว่าจะมีหรือไม่มีเชือกผูกรองเท้า Advanced Creator Zones อยู่ที่ปลายเท้าให้การควบคุมลูกที่ยอดเยี่ยมและการสัมผัสด้วยความเร็วสูง ในขณะที่พื้นรองเท้าชั้นนอกน้ำหนักเบาและตอบสนองอย่างดีเยี่ยมพร้อมปุ่มสตั๊ดสำหรับพื้นแข็งและพื้นเทียมให้การยึดเกาะที่เหนือกว่า ความสำเร็จของนวัตกรรมฟุตบอล คู่ที่ขัดเงานี้ช่วยให้คล่องตัวมาก ซึ่งจะทำให้คู่แข่งของคุณคลั่งไคล้ คุณสมบัติ & ประโยชน์ Fit is really comfortable out of the box because of the super ridiculously soft mesh toe box; has a nice padded sensation because of the internal foam Striking was one of my favourite things to do in the Puma Future Z 1.3. The upper takes the stinging sensation out of your shot but provides you with that oomph you get from a classic power boot when striking the ball through the sweet spot. The effectiveness of the compression band also means that my planting foot was well secure when attempting to strike into the top corners.Forefoot has no structure and feels extremely soft and pliable; comfortable feel favourite part of Jay Mike about the Future It should come as no surprise that the tighter fit means that there is some break-in time required when you first put on the Puma Ultra 1.3. The Future Pro are less premium than Neymar’s boots, but the two still have that quality feel nonetheless and made even more attractive by its significantly cheaper valuation. It retains the Fuzionfit compression band, Dynamic Motion System tooling, and PWRTAPE on the sides. Match Puma has continued to name the tooling as being FG/AG, and we’re still reasonably pleased with its performance on AG despite the extremely aggressive looking bladed studs. Yes, there is some cling, but it’s at the edge of being acceptable, and considering that this is a speed boot after all we think that it’s still one that we’d recommend for both FG and AG. Puma always had a reputation for pushing the boundaries of speed, culminating in their SL boots which infamously only lasted 10 games. The Puma Ultra 1.3, though is a much more balanced affair. It’s very light but does not compromise on touch and thinness nor sacrifice too much on the durability front.