PUMA ARMY TRAINER

This model is based on shoes manufactured for indoor training for the German military from the 1970s to the mid-1990s. The simple upper design of leather + suede and the raw rubber sole made using a cement manufacturing method have remained unchanged for less than 30 years, and they continue to be loved all over the world as a pair that is easy to coordinate in fashion scenes.

The shoes are made using the standard manufacturing method for indoor training shoes from the 1970s. "BW sports", which was the production factory at the time, was also contracted to produce shoes for Adidas and PUMA, and in rare cases, training shoes with soles with Adidas and PUMA logos pasted together due to production errors have been released.

Also, in the 1970s, there were indoor training models such as the "Buenos" and "BOCA" that were produced with a German trainer type upper and Formstrip. This time's Army Trainer is a pair that strongly reflects the background of the times.

The outsole used was the one used in handball shoes from the 1970s, which was the same time as the Army Trainer, and can also be seen on error soles.