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PUMA X First Mile training collection for those who believe in a better future

PUMA X First Mile training collection

PUMA X First Mile training collection for those who believe in a better future

The new PUMA x FIRST MILE training collection for men is made from recycled post-consumer plastic and doesn’t shy away from a workout or its responsibility to the planet. As worn by F1 champion Lewis Hamilton.

The FUSE XT (R2399.00) training shoe utilises yarn made from recycled plastic to create shoelaces, lining, and a footbed cover that are 100% recycled poly and lavender materials that are 64%.

With a 4mm drop and a wide toe box, FUSE provides a stable stance while the internal midsole provides shock absorption for heavily weighted workouts. A TPU heel clip offers a boost of support and durable PUMAGRIP provides all-purpose traction for maximum grip during quick agility movements. The abrasion-resistant mesh upper allows for flexibility while also protecting from wear and tear movements like rope climbs. The PUMA x First Mile training collection drops on PUMA.com, at PUMA stores, Studio 88, Superbalist and selected retailers from 18 March 2021.

The collection consists of the following items: 19442201 – Fuse FM training shoe – R239952015575 – TRAIN FIRST MILE WOVEN UTILITY JACKET – R229952015601 – TRAIN FIRST MILE WOVEN TAPERED PANT – R179952015830 – TRAIN FIRST MILE SS TEE – R89902315002 – First Mile Cap – R39907807702 – First Mile Cross Body – R749

The PUMA x FIRST MILE training collection is a line of sportswear made with recycled materials, specifically yarn derived from plastic bottles collected within the First Mile network. This collaboration focuses on both environmental sustainability and social impact, empowering local communities involved in collecting the plastic. The collection includes shoes and apparel designed for training, with the LQDCELL Method technology in some shoes enhancing explosive movements and energy for high-intensity workouts. 

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