Puma launches the collection that will be worn by the German brand's athletes during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Today we introduce the new Puma Fearless Pack.
07 October 2022
- Written by David del Río
The moment that all football fans have been waiting for has arrived: the launch of the boots we will see at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. Today it is Puma's turn, a brand that continues to gain visibility among the elite year after year and that has decided to attract all eyes for this World Cup thanks to the colour that will dye its two silos.
We will begin by introducing the Puma Ultra football boots, the latest addition to the feline brand. The brand's lightest silo is dressed in a striking colour that is somewhere between orange and red and features a square pattern across the length and width of the upper. These geometric shapes appear in a darker colour that stands out against the striking base colour, although when it comes to standing out, no colour can compete with the yellow that completely covers the brand's logo, as well as appearing in the form of dots on the upper.
Moving on to the Puma Future football boots, we find the same base colour as in Ultra, a cheerful and lively shade that will draw our attention to the feet of the Puma players who are lucky enough to play in the World Cup in Qatar. For the secondary colours, we find the same ones as in the feline brand's speed silo, but distributed differently. Black is used to paint a series of dots in the middle of the boot and on the laces, as well as creating a blurred effect on the front that will perfectly conceal rubber marks for those of you who use them on artificial turf.
As for yellow, however, its function is the same: to colour the logo on the Puma Future football boots. However, the notable difference in logo size between the two silos means that this colour loses much of its prominence in Future. This is simply a colour change for both Ultra and Future, with neither silo undergoing any technological alterations.
These are the Puma football boots for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, a collection called Fearless in which striking colours take centre stage on the German brand's footwear. Remember that this pack is now available both in stores and on the Fútbol Emotion website.
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