Customer Reviews PUMA King Indoor IT

Perfect Indoor show. I wish I'd had a pair of these when I was in my prime. The leather is excellent and really allows you to feel the ball. I usually wear a 10.5, but in this shoe the 10.5 was too small and I had to get an 11. Order a half size larger than you usually wear and you'll be fine. This shoe is everything an indoor soccer shoe should be. It's the best money I ever spent.

This is one of the top indoor shoes available! It is expensive, but if you play lots, it's worth it. Because it's "K" leather the shoe tends to stretch a bit as they get worked in. Tight at first, but quickly fit like a glove after just a couple of games. I got a half size smaller than I usually wear and it's perfect.

The King- This shoe fits like a glove, perfect width, is very comfortable and has a great touch. I've worn the outdoor version wich rocks and thought I should follow up with this shoe for indoor. It's pricey, but you get what you pay for- definitely recommended.

Worth the Extra Cash - I wanted to upgrade the comfort and support of my Sambas, and this has done the trick. I tried the Diodora Carioca id and the Lotto Activa id. This shoe blew them away!

The midas touch - I am a long time adidas fan, but I decided to give the pumas a go. This is a great indoor soccer shoe (function + form) & highly recommended for competative play. Only drawback is the cost... but then fashion statements don't come cheap.

INDOOR SOCCER SHOE - I bought these as a replacement for an eight-year-old pair of Pumas I use for indoor soccer. I am 48 years old and suffered an Achilles rupture during an indoor game while wearing another shoe brand. After my recovery, I went back to play but needed "lift" in order to minimize the strain on my heels. I buy Puma for the heel elevation they provide, and not for comfort or style. Compared to Nike, Diadora or Adidas, they are superior in this area.

Puma Review - Very sleek looking shoe. Comfortable, but necessary to break in.

I really needed a new pair of indoor shoes, and decided to go all out and dish out a bit more than usual in hopes of getting a really durable, high quality shoe. I gave these shoes a really fair shot, wore them for a good 6 or 7 games, but eventually had to retire them to just street wear. They have miserable cushioning, no real support, and nothing in the way of traction on an indoor court. My feet hurt after playing, and even after just walking around in them for a while. I have used them as street shoes for almost a year now, just because they were pricey that I couldn't bear to let them go to waste, but I will warn any potential buyer! If you don't believe me, check it out for yourself (gotta love the Zappos' return policy) but I can assure you that you will find the same to be true. Thanks for reading!

Great indoor soccer shoe. Very easy to get under the ball as the toe is low to the ground - much lower than, say, the also very good Adidas Samba Millennium. Excellent leather. 4 stars for styling; I don't see the need for the fold-over tongue which gets in the way when you're tying the laces. Available only in black.

I have wide feet so once it was broken in (about a week), it became extremely comfortable. I highly recommend this shoe for the soccer fanatics or those who just like the style.

PUMA King Indoor IT - This shoe has a great touch. The arch support, well there actually is one. The money is well worth it. I plan to buy the PUMA King Allround TT for outdoor play.

Soccer Shoe,,,not for me. Great shoe, love the look. I do not use it for soccer. It is comfortable except it is a narrow shoe and you have to order a half to a full size larger. I bought it because I liked the way it looks and it's comfort level is rising because it is past it's break in period.

We'll worth the cost! Much higher quality than my old Nikes. The break in tread between the heel and toes really helps with balance and control.

Use shoes to play squash. Great functionality, support, and cushioning. Got a size bigger than usual to allow room for thicker sport socks and room for toes so they don't cram into the front of the shoe with all the stop-n-go action on the court. Very happy with them.

Poor quality. Not worth the money. I play in a semi-competitive indoor league, one 40 minute game a week and usually an hour or so of practice. Not that rigorous. I take really good care of my boots (these aren't cheap) - they get leather conditioner about once a month, cleaned if they get wet or dirty, I don't wear them other than to play. In less than 8 months, the sole is separating from the uppers on the toe and under the shoe. Stitching is coming apart on the forefoot piece. And, this is just a looks thing, but the suede toe cap, looks awful after like a month, all frayed. I contacted Puma, and they told me unless I had my original retail receipt and it was less than a year old, they wouldn't even talk to me about repair of replacement. Of course I didn't save my receipt. Not worth the price! They are comfy though, so if you want to spend $300 on indoor boots every year, these are for you.