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PUMA Rio Speed Nylon Classic Sneaker



These are without a doubt the lightest sneakers I have ever owned.  You have to look down to see if you have anything on your feet.  In spite of the light weight, the support seems good and they are very comfortable.  I like the looks but that could be the "retro" aspect.  The neon colors, the plastic look, the strange shapes of many of the "current" sneakers do not appeal to me.  $20.00 on Amazon for a name brand sneaker. 

·                           Leather and synthetic
·                           Imported
·                           Rubber sole
·                           Retro-reminiscent low-cut sneaker with leather overlays and PUMA Formstripe
·                           Removable foam-cushioned antimicrobial insole
·                           Herringbone-treaded sole
·                           Contrast logos


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