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On Puma’s quarterly media call, CEO Bjørn Gulden said the brand’s 26 percent jump in first-quarter sales came despite ongoing coronavirus lockdowns and congestion at U.S. ports and reflected strength across running, golf, basketball, and its lifestyle offerings. He also predicted a return to sport with the help of the Olympics and the EURO Cup. Discussing key growth opportunities, Gulden highlighted the brand’s major relaunch into  performance running with models such as the Velocity Nitro and the  Deviate Nitro, shown below. He said the launch was “very well received,” and P...

The heel padding rubs some runners Like other carbon-plated speedsters, the Deviate Nitro also leverages lightweight, bouncy foam—it’s TPE, not the pricier, springier Pebax that some other brands use—which makes you want to kick your heels to your butt. The foam is nitrogen-infused, giving it a responsive sensation underfoot, and it proved durable in our testing. That foam choice also means the shoe isn’t quite as soft or as fast as some of the latest top-end racing shoes, but at just $160 it’s an affordable, versatile option that you can use for training and racing. “These shoes ...

Advertisement In all honesty I was a little disappointed when the Puma Velocity Nitro turned up at my door for testing. This was because another shoe in the company’s range – the Deviate Nitro – seemed that little bit more exciting, and it hadn’t turned up at my door. The Deviate Nitro has a carbon plate in the midsole, along with a wedge of Puma’s new nitrogen-infused EVA foam, the aptly-named Nitro, and promises to be a fast daily trainer in the mould of Saucony’s Endorphin Speed. For its part, the Velocity Nitro I received is Puma’s shoe for easy days, with a midsole that co...