Nope. Your mind is not playing tricks with your eyes. They might look like they’re on their Euro/Copa America boots. But the Formstrip players are actually playing their football wearing the Puma Tricks Pack for the Paris Olympics 2024. If you have that feeling that the boots look familiar yet different, we can explain.
Model | Pack Name | |
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Future 7 Tricks | >> Get Future 7 Tricks from Puma | |
Ultra 5 Tricks | >> Get Ultra 5 Tricks from Puma | |
King Ultimate Tricks | >> Get King Ultimate Tricks from Puma |
For the uninitiated, Tricks is that Puma traditional pack that puts at the forefront half-and-half colourway designs. Some Tricks have thigh contrast looks within a boot. Some have covered pairs, meaning both boots have a different colour to another. 2024 Tricks follows suit in both ways as each silo has its own application of the opposing looks. But what’s also obvious with this particular Tricks is that it’s based on the Forever Faster Pack worn during the regional tournament in Europe and the Americas.
As it is based on the previous tournament’s colourway, we can see that the main contrasting colours are that reddish pink shade and light orange glow. The brandings and logos are left in black. Puma Tricks 2024 gives the boots some classy shine through their glossy outsole. Overall, the dusky vibes represent the competitions season-ending feel to football year 2023/24. Puma Tricks eventually will give way to what the brand has for their players in 2024/25.
As far as the Tricks application goes, the Future 7 confines it within a boot. The left side has a reddish pink to orange transition from the arch going down. It then reverses on the right side. On the other hand, the Ultra 5 and the King Ultimate have the traditional Tricks look. For both silos, left has the pink one and the right takes orange.