The combination produced a seatbelt-like effect during motions, whereas the Ultra Ultimate has a simpler, no-nonsense snug fit. When the Ultra started, it had a knitted finish that was pretty much the standard for speed boots back then. Together with the Future Z, the Ultra helps the Wild Cat brand provide distinct choices that cater to a variety, sometimes even opposing, boot preferences. The sock-like material, foam liner, and relatively roomy volume meant that the Ultra began as a speed boot with comfort in mind.

With the new more synthetic-like upper, the boot has also gone back to a more streamlined and slimmer fit. It’s very light but does not compromise on touch and thinness nor sacrifice too much on the durability front. generations, sported a highly-technical ULTRACUT upper comprised of MATRYXEVO carbon yarns backed by an internal microfibre Speedcage. With Nike and adidas leading the way for speed boots, Puma steps up to the challenge and releases the Ultra Ultimate. To ensure that you’re not faster than the ball in wet conditions, the upper has also been coated with a GripControl Pro skin upper to ensure the grippiest touch on the ball even in wet conditions.

because interestingly, Puma gave it a more voluminous fit, which made it friendly for wider footed players. Worn on-pitch by leading game changers; Antoine Griezmann, Romelu Lukaku, Sergio Agüero and Nikita Parris, PUMA ULTRA football boots combine engineered woven MATRYXEVO upper and lightweight SpeedUnit outsole . To further reduce weight, Puma also included transparent cut-out windows in the upper, giving it that super speedy look. I accept that I have given my e-mail address to PUMA with my express consent; I consent to the use of this information by PUMA for the transmission of commercial electronic messages through various channels, and the recording and processing of the content of the commercial electronic message and other records relating to the shipment to the competent authorities when necessary. The revamped MATRYXEVO upper comes off very structured out of the box, which is great for stability and lockdown, but sacrifices out-of-box comfort.

If performance is your priority, the more secure fit of the Ultra Ultimate, in addition to its snappy dual-density outsole and raw ball touch, can give you a better sensation in improving your reaction time, nimbleness, and acceleration. It’s also worth mentioning that the Puma Ultra has a dedicated women-sizing, and with the likes of Fridolina Rolfö on board, should not have any problems getting a following in women’s football. The forefoot also has a nice spring back when you bend it, which helps add to the responsiveness, and that “track spike” feel for super quick sprints and cuts and changes of direction. Alternatively, if you’re a female player who’s got a preference for thinner football boots, give the Puma Ultra 1. Some of our partners may process your data as a part of their legitimate business interest without asking for consent.The Puma Ultra has gained significant popularity worldwide, with top players like Christian Pulisic, Harry Maguire, Olivier Giroud, Cody Gakpo, and Kyle Walker, among many others, choosing it as their preferred boot. it’s for the road runner who wants the full package of stability and structure in a paper-thin upper, a very skin tight fit as well as a responsive and aggressive tooling. Designed with the female footshape in mind, Puma have been at the forefront of designing specific women’s boots for the last few years, especially with the Ultra, launching slightly different colourways in packs for the girls game. Puma have gone full circle, going for a super light speed boot with a much slimmer fit, reminiscent of speed boots from the past.

Since the Future Z has already excelled on that point, it’s only logical that the Ultra turns to being more competitive on the performance side.

Where the Future Z is arguably better is giving you that cozy comfort in the heat of the action to keep you fresh and focused.