Puma Easy Rider – Black/White/Gum
Puma Easy Rider – Black/White/Gum
The Puma Easy Rider in "Black/White/Gum" is a faithful retro revival of one of Puma's most beloved vintage running silhouettes, originally introduced in the 1970s. The Easy Rider was ahead of its time — a technically advanced runner that combined nylon and suede materials with a distinctive waffle-pattern gum outsole — and this reissue stays true to the original's spirit while delivering the comfort and craftsmanship expected of a modern Puma Heritage release. The classic black/white/gum colorway is as timeless as it gets.
- Premium black nylon upper for a lightweight, smooth, and vintage-faithful base texture referencing the original 1970s Easy Rider construction
- Black suede overlays on the toe cap, heel panel, and lower midfoot for a rich, multi-material construction with authentic retro character
- Bold white Puma Formstripe on the midfoot — the signature branding stripe delivering sharp, high-contrast color-blocking against the all-black upper
- Gold "PUMA" wordmark and "Easy Rider" script on the lateral midfoot for authentic heritage branding that references the original 70s design
- Teal/mint Puma leaping cat logo badge on the tongue for a vintage-style accent detail
- Cream/off-white foam midsole with a slightly aged, vintage-inspired tone for a period-correct retro aesthetic
- Warm gum rubber outsole with Puma's iconic waffle-tread lug pattern — the Easy Rider's defining sole detail, delivering excellent traction and authentic 70s running heritage
- Black lace-up closure for a fully coordinated tonal upper finish
- Padded collar and tongue for all-day comfort
- A true heritage reissue — the Easy Rider restored for a new generation of vintage running and retro sneaker collectors
Colorway: Black / White / Gum
Material: Nylon & Suede Upper, Gum Rubber Outsole
Style: Low-Top Retro Running / Heritage Lifestyle Sneaker
Heritage: Originally introduced in the 1970s as a performance running shoe
Suitable For: Streetwear, casual wear, retro sneaker collectors, 70s running heritage enthusiasts