Puma King Ultimate FG/AG x Tattoo
Class is permanent. Ink your place in the history books with PUMA King Ultimate FG/AG x Tattoo soccer cleats in Black/Chrome, a Pro:Direct Exclusive colorway inspired by the body art seen on fields around the world.
Built for ultimate control, the new King boasts an innovative upper material that’s more comfortable than ever.It’s not K-leather, it’s K-BETTER. Made with recycled content, K-BETTER provides the same softness as traditional materials and yet is 30% thinner, offering a close-to-ball feel for an intuitive touch.It’s twice as stretchy too, so the cleat adapts to the contours of your foot and then retains its shape, giving you a perfect fit that lasts for longer. Compared to the previous generation, the latest King’s slightly wider overall, accommodating even more foot shapes.The integrated knitted collar ensures slip-on comfort, combining with a streamlined lacing system and new OrthoLite foam padding at the heel to keep you locked in.New GRIPCONTROL 3D textured ribbing runs the length of the upper for enhanced purchase and control of the ball, and bold crown graphics adorn that iconic Formstrip, affirming the new Ultimate’s status as the heir to the King legacy.Underneath, the lightweight soleplate features a guiding stability spine and external heel counter to help you maintain your poise, while conical cleats see you effortlessly turn away from opponents.When you wear the King, you decide the fate of the match. How you do it, well, that’s up to you.
Built for ultimate control, the new King boasts an innovative upper material that’s more comfortable than ever.It’s not K-leather, it’s K-BETTER. Made with recycled content, K-BETTER provides the same softness as traditional materials and yet is 30% thinner, offering a close-to-ball feel for an intuitive touch.It’s twice as stretchy too, so the cleat adapts to the contours of your foot and then retains its shape, giving you a perfect fit that lasts for longer. Compared to the previous generation, the latest King’s slightly wider overall, accommodating even more foot shapes.The integrated knitted collar ensures slip-on comfort, combining with a streamlined lacing system and new OrthoLite foam padding at the heel to keep you locked in.New GRIPCONTROL 3D textured ribbing runs the length of the upper for enhanced purchase and control of the ball, and bold crown graphics adorn that iconic Formstrip, affirming the new Ultimate’s status as the heir to the King legacy.Underneath, the lightweight soleplate features a guiding stability spine and external heel counter to help you maintain your poise, while conical cleats see you effortlessly turn away from opponents.When you wear the King, you decide the fate of the match. How you do it, well, that’s up to you.
Cleat Class - Elite
The best of the best. Elite soccer cleats are the cleats professional players wear on-field, made using the highest quality materials and featuring the latest technologies and innovations. The premium option for players who demand the best possible performance from their cleats.
King
One of the most iconic cleats of all time, the PUMA King has ruled fields worldwide for more than half a century.
Its origins go back to 1966 and the creation of the “Wunderschuh” that Eusebio wore at the World Cup. Prior to the tournament, the Portuguese star had spoken to PUMA founder Rudi Dassler and requested a cleat that was softer and more flexible than the stiff designs of the time. He got his wish and used the PUMA Wembley, as it was known, to notch nine goals and finish as top scorer.
Two years later, taking advantage of Eusebio’s rise to prominence, PUMA crowned their man and released the King Eusebio, which was even more flexible and used non-slip nylon screw cleats for extra grip – a king of a cleat for a king of a player.
In 1970, the King was established enough to go its own way, without the need for a famous player’s name to boost its rep. By then, stars of the game were queueing up to wear the legendary leather cleat. First perhaps the greatest of all, Pele, then later Cruyff, Maradona, Dalglish, and Matthaus. If they’re an icon, there’s a good chance they wore the King.
More recently, the King has been fine-tuned for control, updated with modern technology to make sure its renowned feel on the ball is maintained in today’s game. It’s even made the transition away from leather, using non-animal-based materials such as K-BETTER to improve sustainability and ensure the King’s reign continues for years to come.
Its origins go back to 1966 and the creation of the “Wunderschuh” that Eusebio wore at the World Cup. Prior to the tournament, the Portuguese star had spoken to PUMA founder Rudi Dassler and requested a cleat that was softer and more flexible than the stiff designs of the time. He got his wish and used the PUMA Wembley, as it was known, to notch nine goals and finish as top scorer.
Two years later, taking advantage of Eusebio’s rise to prominence, PUMA crowned their man and released the King Eusebio, which was even more flexible and used non-slip nylon screw cleats for extra grip – a king of a cleat for a king of a player.
In 1970, the King was established enough to go its own way, without the need for a famous player’s name to boost its rep. By then, stars of the game were queueing up to wear the legendary leather cleat. First perhaps the greatest of all, Pele, then later Cruyff, Maradona, Dalglish, and Matthaus. If they’re an icon, there’s a good chance they wore the King.
More recently, the King has been fine-tuned for control, updated with modern technology to make sure its renowned feel on the ball is maintained in today’s game. It’s even made the transition away from leather, using non-animal-based materials such as K-BETTER to improve sustainability and ensure the King’s reign continues for years to come.
Puma
PUMA’s soccer history goes back over 70 years, and the list of legendary players that have chosen to wear them is just as long. To name only a few, we’re talking Eusebio, Pele, Maradona, Matthaus. And now, Neymar Jr.
All five have wowed spectators wearing perhaps the most iconic cleat of all: the PUMA King. Having been tweaked and refined over the years since its introduction in 1968, the King’s now available in a lighter, more streamlined design that’s engineered for modern playmakers.
The PUMA range also includes the agile Future Z and the superfast Ultra, both of which use the latest tech to provide lightweight performance that lets your skills shine.
All five have wowed spectators wearing perhaps the most iconic cleat of all: the PUMA King. Having been tweaked and refined over the years since its introduction in 1968, the King’s now available in a lighter, more streamlined design that’s engineered for modern playmakers.
The PUMA range also includes the agile Future Z and the superfast Ultra, both of which use the latest tech to provide lightweight performance that lets your skills shine.
Features
• Pro:Direct Exclusive
• “Tattoo” colorway celebrates the body art seen on soccerers around the world
• King-inspired tattoo-style graphics
• “There is only one King” signoff at forefoot; Crown graphic in Formstrip
• PD branding on collar and insole
• King range endorsed by Xavi Simons, Mateo Kovacic, and Julian Weigl
• K-BETTER upper – made with at least 20% recycled content
• Made with recycled nylon from post-industrial waste, K-BETTER is thinner, stretchier, and more durable than K-leather, offering improved touch, comfort, and fit
• Integrated knitted collar
• OrthoLite memory foam padding at heel
• Lace closure
• GRIPCONTROL 3D textured ribbing
• Lightweight soleplate with stability spine
• External heel counter
• Soccer cleats for firm and artificial ground
Ground Type Guide
Selecting the correct sole plate for the surface you are playing on is crucial, not only for the performance and longevity of your cleats, but also to avoid the risk of injury.
Using an outsole that isn't designed specifically for the surface on which you are playing may cause premature wear and/or damage that will not be deemed as a fault of manufacture and will prevent the retailer accepting them for a refund or exchange.
Firm Ground
Cleats with Firm Ground soleplates are only to be used on natural short-grass surfaces that is firm underfoot but may be slightly wet.
Designed specifically for this playing surface, they offer acceleration, comfort and enhanced traction, dispersing stud pressure evenly across the foot.
FG soleplates are fixed (not removable) and are used worldwide; wetter countries tend to use them spring to autumn.
FG cleats are not to be used on artificial ground (AG) surfaces as the construction is not designed for the extra friction.
FG cleats used on AG surfaces will invalidate the manufacturer’s warranty.
