Aaron Hope
August 19, 2009
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The new Nike Air Max LeBron VII has an impressive wrap-around seamless Air bubble. It took the Swoosh over 20 years to perfect that kind of cushioning and Puma got on the idea immediately thereafter. Pictured above is the Puma Mid Full Bubble. It’s based on the classic Puma Mid design but the insane neon green cushioning unit wraps around the entire sneaker. We expect plenty more new Pumas with Bubble technology, so stick with Sneaker News for updates. via SneakersBR
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