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April 12, 2006

Puma Tres Coracones!!!

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These are always the best reason to launch a sneaker... if there is history to tell. So here we have above Pele wearing a Puma sneaker in the 1970's for the World Cup in Mexico and below we have ....

Puma_Tres_Coracoes

... a brand new Puma dropping.. the exact same model. When you buy this sneaker you buy much more. One buys soccer history and brazilian soccer flair. Thanks a lot to Al Cabino, Internationally famous sneakerographer, for pointing this out.


Enjoy,

David

posted by InStyle at 2:37 pm

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