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A disc instead of laces

The Puma Disc Blaze immediately stands out for what’s missing: laces. Instead there’s a disc on the instep, the Disc system, which tightens the upper around the foot with a simple twist. Puma introduced that technology in the early 1990s as an alternative to the classic lacing construction, and the Disc Blaze became its face.

The Trinomic sole

Underfoot sits Trinomic cushioning, recognizable by the cell pattern you can see in the sole. That system gives the shoe springiness and instantly marks it as a Puma from the 1990s. Upper and sole together give the Disc Blaze a pronounced, technical look.

Why it keeps working

The Disc mechanism and the Trinomic profile made the Disc Blaze a technical challenge in its time, and it’s exactly that stubbornness that gives the model its retro appeal today. It’s a sneaker you recognize without having to look for the logo.

A monster with a disc on the instep.

On this page you can see which versions of the Puma Disc Blaze are hottest now according to the Hypescore, the prices they’re available from and how many shops have them in stock.