| Gender | Men , Women |
| Weight | 350 gr |
| Cushion | Neutral |
| Runner weight | Light , Medium |
| Running gait | Neutral |
| Surface | Road |
| Use | training |
| Pace | Low |
| Foot | Normal feet |
| Strike | heel |
| Year | 2014 |
Within Puma s mid-range we find the Veris model, a training shoe whose great strength is the perfect combination of stability and cushioning with its DUO CELL system in the heel and forefoot.
The German brand broke into the market with this model in 2011, presenting a running shoe for neutral runners with a light-medium weight. And made in 350 grams approximately for the men's version.
But if there is one thing that stands out above all the other features of the Puma Veris, it is its innovative outsole. It is very durable and is capable of reducing the impact of the heel on the terrain on which it runs, providing the model with greater comfort for the runner.
As for the outsole, the Puma Veris features Evertrack high-abrasion rubber, a highly resistant and long-lasting rubber compound that reinforces the areas of greatest wear on the outside of the outsole.
The upper of the Puma Veris features a multi-layer mesh upper that is breathable, lightweight and minimizes the risk of blisters. It includes reflective details to provide greater safety in low daylight conditions.
Nor should we leave out the OrthoLite technology present in its insole. A system of layers that provides a good fit and great comfort, designed for improved ventilation and rapid regeneration of the material and improved air circulation. To which we must add the highly breathable antimicrobial material.
With the Puma Veris you will have all your daily training needs covered. Excellent cushioning, coupled with great stability for any neutral running profile.