Puma Easy Rider - Blue - 7

While the Puma Easy Rider has roots in '70s running, this modern version is primarily designed for casual, everyday wear and retro styling. It is not engineered for high-performance athletic activities or intense sports.

These shoes are a UK size 7. Puma shoes generally fit true to size. If you are unsure, it's recommended to measure your foot length and compare it to Puma's official size guide, or try them on to ensure the best fit.

The textile and suede materials are not inherently waterproof. It's best to avoid heavy rain to protect the materials. For light moisture protection, consider applying a water-repellent spray specifically designed for suede and textiles.

For basic cleaning, use a suede brush to remove loose dirt. For stains, a suede eraser can be effective, followed by a specialized suede cleaner applied according to its instructions. Always allow to air dry and avoid using water directly on the suede.

Yes, the Puma Easy Rider series often comes in a variety of colors and material combinations. Please check the product page or retailer for other available options, as this specific model is a UK 7 in blue.

For optimal comfort and to maintain the shoe's internal cleanliness, it's recommended to wear socks. The type of sock (e.g., no-show, ankle, crew) depends on your personal style preference and the overall look you're aiming for.

The Puma Easy Rider offers standard arch support typical of a classic lifestyle sneaker. For individuals requiring significant arch support due to foot conditions, aftermarket insoles may be a beneficial addition.

Ensure you have the correct UK size 7. Check lacing to ensure it's adjusted properly for your foot. Consider trying different lacing techniques for a more personalized fit. If still uncomfortable, ensure your socks are not too thick or thin.

Use a specialized suede brush to gently remove surface dirt. For deeper stains, apply a suede cleaner according to its instructions. Avoid harsh rubbing, which can damage the nap of the suede.

Gently wipe the textile with a soft cloth dampened with mild soap and water. For tougher spots, a soft-bristled brush can be used carefully. Always air dry completely.

This can sometimes be caused by friction between the insole and the sole. Try removing the insole, dusting a little baby powder or cornstarch inside the shoe, and then replacing the insole. If the squeak persists, check if the outsole is separating, though this is rare in new shoes.

When not wearing, store shoes with shoe trees or crumpled newspaper inside to help them maintain their original form. Avoid prolonged exposure to extreme heat or moisture.