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Back in the 1970s, the Puma Easy Rider was one of the brand’s most prominent running shoes - a lightweight design with EVA foam cushioning at the midsole plus the signature lug outsole. For the current season, Puma reintroduced the Easy Rider Vintage in its original form with some authentic colorways.

Puma Easy Rider Vintage - features:

• nylon weave upper with suede overlays
• EVA foam midsole for lightweight cushioning
• lug outsole made from abrasion-resistant rubber
• Puma Formstripe leather appliqué at side walls
• Puma woven label at textile tongue
• Puma Easy Rider gold foil branding embossed at side walls
• Puma gold foil logo embossed on heel patch

Back in the 1970s, the Puma Easy Rider was one of the brand’s most prominent running shoes - a lightweight design with EVA foam cushioning at the midsole plus the signature lug outsole. For the current season, Puma reintroduced the Easy Rider Vintage in its original form with some authentic colorways.

Puma Easy Rider Vintage - features:

• nylon weave upper with suede overlays
• EVA foam midsole for lightweight cushioning
• lug outsole made from abrasion-resistant rubber
• Puma Formstripe leather appliqué at side walls
• Puma woven label at textile tongue
• Puma Easy Rider gold foil branding embossed at side walls
• Puma gold foil logo embossed on heel patch

Back in the 1970s, the Puma Easy Rider was one of the brand’s most prominent running shoes - a lightweight design with EVA foam cushioning at the midsole plus the signature lug outsole. For the current season, Puma reintroduced the Easy Rider Premium in its original form with some authentic colorways.

Puma Easy Rider Premium - features:

• nylon mesh upper with suede overlays
• EVA foam midsole for lightweight cushioning
• lug outsole made from abrasion-resistant rubber
• Puma Formstripe appliqué at side walls
• Puma embossed leather label at mesh tongue
• Puma Easy Rider branding at side walls
• Puma logo on heel patch

With the Disc Blaze OG, Puma returns to the glory days of the early/mid 90s when futuristic, lightweight running shoe designs ruled the world. The Puma Disc Blaze OG is equipped with Puma's signature no-lace, disc closure system reminiscent of the runners of the early Trinomic era, while the overall weight is kept down by a lightweight foam-rubber sole compound and a welded, seamless construction, plus Trinomic technology still offers great comfort and cushioning. Additional features of the Puma Disc Blaze OG include textile upper with TPU overlays, soft and breathable fabric lining, a non-slip EverTrack rubber outsole, plus Puma Trinomic branding at the foamed KMS Lite midsole.

Introduced in 1977, the Puma Delphin is one of the brand's iconic designs that offer a very clean down-to-earth look highlighted by trademark details and some old school technology details. If you're into authentic retro kicks, you definitely love these low-tops!

Puma Delphin - features:

• suede upper(the leather was produced in an environmentally conscious manner and tested and certified in accordance with the Leather Working Group's specifications)
• soft and breathable fabric lining
• Puma Formstripe leather appliqués at side panels
• foam-padded insole with diagonal Puma repeat branding
• Puma Contact midsole
• cupsole construction made from abrasion-resistant rubber
• Puma woven label at tongue
• Puma Delphin gold foil branding embossed at side panel

Introduced in 1977, the Puma Delphin is one of the brand's iconic designs that offer a very clean down-to-earth look highlighted by trademark details and some old school technology details. If you're into authentic retro kicks, you definitely love these low-tops!

Puma Delphin - features:

• suede upper(the leather was produced in an environmentally conscious manner and tested and certified in accordance with the Leather Working Group's specifications)
• soft and breathable fabric lining
• Puma Formstripe leather appliqués at side panels
• foam-padded insole with diagonal Puma repeat branding
• Puma Contact midsole
• cupsole construction made from abrasion-resistant rubber
• Puma woven label at tongue
• Puma Delphin gold foil branding embossed at side panel

Established in the early 1970s, the Puma Clyde Premium is a legendary basketball low-top shoe co-developed by no less than NBA all-time great, Mister Walt "Clyde" Frazier. This world-famous footwear icon still kicks it with the minimalist design, clean and stylish lines, and an old school-inspired in-ya-face approach. While technology changed over the years, the Puma Clyde Premium stays true to its roots and keeps it real with purist aesthetics. Time to blow the dust off your old school boom box to pump the "Critical Beatdown" tape and do some breakdance moves at the street corner, b-boys 'n' b-girls!

Puma Clyde Premium - features:

• premium leather upper with hairy suede heel panel
• synthetic leather lining
• Puma Formstripe leather appliqués at side panels
• foam-padded insole
• flexible rubber sole construction
• leather label with embossed Puma Clyde Signature at hairy suede tongue
• Clyde signature tonal branding embossed at side panel

Established in the early 1970s, the Puma Clyde Premium is a legendary basketball low-top shoe co-developed by no less than NBA all-time great, Mister Walt "Clyde" Frazier. This world-famous footwear icon still kicks it with the minimalist design, clean and stylish lines, and an old school-inspired in-ya-face approach. While technology changed over the years, the Puma Clyde Premium stays true to its roots and keeps it real with purist aesthetics. Time to blow the dust off your old school boom box to pump the "Critical Beatdown" tape and do some breakdance moves at the street corner, b-boys 'n' b-girls!

Puma Clyde Premium - features:

• premium leather upper with hairy suede heel panel
• synthetic leather lining
• Puma Formstripe leather appliqués at side panels
• foam-padded insole
• flexible rubber sole construction
• leather label with embossed Puma Clyde Signature at hairy suede tongue
• Clyde signature tonal branding embossed at side panel

Established in the early 1970s, the Puma Clyde OG is a legendary basketball low-top shoe co-developed by no less than NBA all-time great, Mister Walt "Clyde" Frazier. This world-famous footwear icon still kicks it with the minimalist design, clean and stylish lines, and an old school-inspired in-ya-face approach. While technology changed over the years, the Puma Clyde stays true to its roots and keeps it real with purist aesthetics. Time to blow the dust off your old school boom box to pump the "Critical Beatdown" tape and do some breakdance moves at the street corner, b-boys 'n' b-girls!

Puma Clyde OG - features:

• soft suede upper
• synthetic leather lining
• Puma Formstripe suede appliqués at side panels
• foam-padded insole
• flexible rubber sole construction
• Puma woven label at tongue
• Puma Clyde signature gold foil branding at side panel

Established in the early 1970s, the Puma Clyde OG is a legendary basketball low-top shoe co-developed by no less than NBA all-time great, Mister Walt "Clyde" Frazier. This world-famous footwear icon still kicks it with the minimalist design, clean and stylish lines, and an old school-inspired in-ya-face approach. While technology changed over the years, the Puma Clyde stays true to its roots and keeps it real with purist aesthetics. Time to blow the dust off your old school boom box to pump the "Critical Beatdown" tape and do some breakdance moves at the street corner, b-boys 'n' b-girls!

Puma Clyde OG - features:

• soft suede upper
• synthetic leather lining
• Puma Formstripe suede appliqués at side panels
• foam-padded insole
• flexible rubber sole construction
• Puma woven label at tongue
• Puma Clyde signature gold foil branding at side panel

With the Clyde Neverworn III, Puma has created another tribute to an important design from the archive. By the way, the traces of glue are intentional to emphasize the special character of this model.

Established in the early 1970s, the Puma Clyde is a legendary basketball low-top shoe co-developed by no less than NBA all-time great, Mister Walt "Clyde" Frazier. This world-famous footwear icon still kicks it with the minimalist design, clean and stylish lines, and an old school-inspired in-ya-face approach. While technology changed over the years, the Puma Clyde stays true to its roots and keeps it real with purist aesthetics. Time to blow the dust off your old school boom box to pump the "Critical Beatdown" tape and do some breakdance moves at the street corner, b-boys 'n' b-girls!

Puma Clyde Neverworn III - features:

• durable leather upper
• synthetic leather lining
• Puma Formstripe hairy suede appliqués at side panels
• foam-padded insole
• flexible rubber sole construction
• Puma woven label at tongue
• Puma Clyde signature branding at side panel

Puma Machts Mit Qualität (does it with quality) and introduces the Clyde Service Line as a special edition with premium upper made of LWG-certified leather. Established in the early 1970s, the Puma Clyde is a legendary basketball low-top shoe co-developed by no less than NBA all-time great, Mister Walt "Clyde" Frazier. This world-famous footwear icon still kicks it with the minimalist design, clean and stylish lines, and an old school-inspired in-ya-face approach. While technology changed over the years, the Puma Clyde stays true to its roots and keeps it real with purist aesthetics. Time to blow the dust off your old school boom box to pump the "Critical Beatdown" tape and do some breakdance moves at the street corner, b-boys 'n' b-girls!

Puma Clyde MMQ Service Line - features:

• LWG approved leather upper with hairy suede heel panel (the leather has been produced in an environmentally conscious way and has been tested and certified according to the Leather Working Group standards)
• soft and breathable cotton lining
• Puma's Formstripe perforations at side panels
• foam-padded insole with Puma MMQ branding
• flexible rubber sole construction
• Puma MMQ woven label at tongue
• tonal Puma Clyde branding embossed at side wall

Established in the early 1970s, the Puma Clyde Vintage is a legendary basketball low-top shoe co-developed by no less than NBA all-time great, Mister Walt "Clyde" Frazier. This world-famous footwear icon still kicks it with the minimalist design, clean and stylish lines, and an old school-inspired in-ya-face approach. While technology changed over the years, the Puma Clyde stays true to its roots and keeps it real with purist aesthetics. Time to blow the dust off your old school boom box to pump the "Critical Beatdown" tape and do some breakdance moves at the street corner, b-boys 'n' b-girls!

Puma Clyde Hairy Suede - features:

• hairy suede upper
• soft and breathable fabric lining
• Puma Formstripe suede appliqués at side panels
• foam-padded insole
• flexible rubber sole construction
• Puma woven label at tongue
• Puma Clyde signature metallic branding embossed at side panel

For the 50th anniversary of this unique footwear design, Puma presents the classic Clyde in the Clydezilla MIJ edition, that's been made in Japan from the highest quality materials. Visually, everything remains the same, but connoisseurs hardly conceal the fact that the suede leather and workmanship are at the highest level of quality.

Established in the early 1970s, the Puma Clyde OG is a legendary basketball low-top shoe co-developed by no less than NBA all-time great, Mister Walt "Clyde" Frazier. This world-famous footwear icon still kicks it with the minimalist design, clean and stylish lines, and an old school-inspired in-ya-face approach. While technology changed over the years, the Puma Clyde stays true to its roots and keeps it real with purist aesthetics. Time to blow the dust off your old school boom box to pump the "Critical Beatdown" tape and do some breakdance moves at the street corner, b-boys 'n' b-girls!

Puma Clyde Clydezilla MIJ - features:

• premium suede upper
• synthetic leather lining
• Puma Formstripe suede appliqués at side panels
• foam-padded insole
• flexible rubber sole construction
• Puma woven label at tongue
• Puma Clyde signature gold foil branding at side panel
• made in Japan

For the 50th anniversary of this unique footwear design, Puma presents the classic Clyde in the Clydezilla MIJ edition, that's been made in Japan from the highest quality materials. Visually, everything remains the same, but connoisseurs hardly conceal the fact that the suede leather and workmanship are at the highest level of quality.

Established in the early 1970s, the Puma Clyde OG is a legendary basketball low-top shoe co-developed by no less than NBA all-time great, Mister Walt "Clyde" Frazier. This world-famous footwear icon still kicks it with the minimalist design, clean and stylish lines, and an old school-inspired in-ya-face approach. While technology changed over the years, the Puma Clyde stays true to its roots and keeps it real with purist aesthetics. Time to blow the dust off your old school boom box to pump the "Critical Beatdown" tape and do some breakdance moves at the street corner, b-boys 'n' b-girls!

Puma Clyde Clydezilla MIJ - features:

• premium suede upper
• synthetic leather lining
• Puma Formstripe suede appliqués at side panels
• foam-padded insole
• flexible rubber sole construction
• Puma woven label at tongue
• Puma Clyde signature gold foil branding at side panel
• made in Japan

Established in the early 1970s, the Puma Clyde is a legendary basketball low-top shoe co-developed by no less than NBA all-time great, Mister Walt "Clyde" Frazier. This world-famous footwear icon still kicks it with the minimalist design, clean and stylish lines, and an old school-inspired in-ya-face approach. While technology changed over the years, the Puma Clyde stays true to its roots and keeps it real with purist aesthetics. Time to blow the dust off your old school boom box to pump the "Critical Beatdown" tape and do some breakdance moves at the street corner, b-boys 'n' b-girls!

Puma Clyde Basketball Nostalgia - features:

• durable leather upper
• soft and breathable fabric lining
• Puma Formstripe suede appliqués at side panels
• foam-padded insole
• flexible rubber sole construction
• Puma label at tongue
• Puma Clyde signature branding embossed at side panel

Established in the early 1970s, the Puma Clyde is a legendary basketball low-top shoe co-developed by no less than NBA all-time great, Mister Walt "Clyde" Frazier. This world-famous footwear icon still kicks it with the minimalist design, clean and stylish lines, and an old school-inspired in-ya-face approach. While technology changed over the years, the Puma Clyde Base L stays true to its roots and keeps it real with purist aesthetics. Time to blow the dust off your old school boom box to pump the "Critical Beatdown" tape and do some breakdance moves at the street corner, b-boys 'n' b-girls!

Puma Clyde Base L - features:

• eco-friendly leather upper with hairy contrast heel panel including covered "window"
• synthetic leather lining
• Puma Formstripe suede appliqués at side panels
• foam-padded insole
• flexible rubber sole construction
• leather label with tone-on-tone embossed Puma Clyde Signature at leather tongue

Established in the early 1970s, the Puma Clyde Base is a legendary basketball low-top shoe co-developed by no less than NBA all-time great, Mister Walt "Clyde" Frazier. This world-famous footwear icon still kicks it with the minimalist design, clean and stylish lines, and an old school-inspired in-ya-face approach. While technology changed over the years, the Puma Clyde stays true to its roots and keeps it real with purist aesthetics. Time to blow the dust off your old school boom box to pump the "Critical Beatdown" tape and do some breakdance moves at the street corner, b-boys 'n' b-girls!

Puma Clyde Base - features:

• soft suede upper
• synthetic leather lining
• Puma Formstripe suede appliqués at side panels
• foam-padded insole
• flexible rubber sole construction
• Puma woven label at tongue
• Puma logo gold foil branding at side panel and heel window

The Villandry by Paraboot is a perfect hybrid design of the Michael and Chambord models. A classic Paraboot casual designed with the sole, lace and elegant lines of the Chambord while offering the iconic platform of the Michael. Signature details of the elegant Paraboot Villandry are the derby leaf insert with beaded stitching, the five eye lacing as well as the Norwegian stitched rubber sole.

Norwegian stitching was developed mainly for mountain and work boots, and the principle can be described as follows: The shaft is sewn to the sole by a welt. Two seams are visible: the so-called Norwegian seam, which connects the frame with the upper and the first stitch, while a seam created by small stitches connects the frame with the sole. However, it's also possible to do it without a frame - in this particular case, both threads are sewn directly on the leather of the underside of the upper. The advantages of the Norwegian seam are the rock-solid and flexible assembly technique, which makes the shoe waterproof and resoleable. From a technical standpoint, the advantages of Norwegian stitching are comparable to those of Goodyear stitching.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still manufactured and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. As a result, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds come from France and are vulcanized on their own presses in the company's workshop in Saint Jean de Moirans.

Paraboot Villandry - features:

• upper: matte leather, pressed with the help of a smooth hot plate
• leather lining
• Norwegian stitching
• homemade vulcanized rubber sole
• handmade in France
• re-sole option: Goodyear and the Norwegian style offer the option of re-soling

The Villandry by Paraboot is a perfect hybrid design of the Michael and Chambord models. A classic Paraboot casual designed with the sole, lace and elegant lines of the Chambord while offering the iconic platform of the Michael. Signature details of the elegant Paraboot Villandry are the derby leaf insert with beaded stitching, the five eye lacing as well as the Norwegian stitched rubber sole.

Norwegian stitching was developed mainly for mountain and work boots, and the principle can be described as follows: The shaft is sewn to the sole by a welt. Two seams are visible: the so-called Norwegian seam, which connects the frame with the upper and the first stitch, while a seam created by small stitches connects the frame with the sole. However, it's also possible to do it without a frame - in this particular case, both threads are sewn directly on the leather of the underside of the upper. The advantages of the Norwegian seam are the rock-solid and flexible assembly technique, which makes the shoe waterproof and resoleable. From a technical standpoint, the advantages of Norwegian stitching are comparable to those of Goodyear stitching.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still manufactured and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. As a result, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds come from France and are vulcanized on their own presses in the company's workshop in Saint Jean de Moirans.

Paraboot Villandry - features:

• upper: matte leather, pressed with the help of a smooth hot plate
• leather lining
• Norwegian stitching
• homemade vulcanized rubber sole
• handmade in France
• re-sole option: Goodyear and the Norwegian style offer the option of re-soling

The very lightweight Paraboot Thiers is an original design from the 1960s and is now back in the spotlight, thanks to some celebs who have given it a new lease of life. The features of the Paraboot Thiers include the derby lace insert with bead, the 4-eye lacing and the fact that it's Blake-stitched with the rubber sole - which means the upper's sewn directly to the sole with a stitch-through seam, making the shoe softer and more supple. Blake-stitched styles are lightweight and pliable, especially when the soles are rubber. Plus, the Paraboot Thiers looks more elegant than with a Goodyear stitching.

Because certain skills are no longer mastered in France, Paraboot had the Thiers produced in Spain. In doing so, Paraboot contracted a long-time Spanish partner that delivers quality just as reliable as they know from their own manufacturing. As a tradition-conscious country, Spain has been able to preserve proven manufacturing techniques and its generally recognized knowledge of the patina or genuine moccasin seam. Moreover, in Spain you can still find machine parks that offer much more options regarding production than France.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still manufactured and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. As a result, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds come from France and are vulcanized on their own presses in the company's workshop in Saint Jean de Moirans.

Paraboot Thiers - features:

• upper: even leather, pressed with the help of a smooth hot plate
• leather lining
• metal eyelets at 4-eye lacing
• abrasion-resistant rubber sole
• made in Spain

The very lightweight Paraboot Thiers is an original design from the 1960s and is now back in the spotlight, thanks to some celebs who have given it a new lease of life. The features of the Paraboot Thiers include the derby lace insert with bead, the 4-eye lacing and the fact that it's Blake-stitched with the rubber sole - which means the upper's sewn directly to the sole with a stitch-through seam, making the shoe softer and more supple. Blake-stitched styles are lightweight and pliable, especially when the soles are rubber. Plus, the Paraboot Thiers looks more elegant than with a Goodyear stitching.

Because certain skills are no longer mastered in France, Paraboot had the Thiers produced in Spain. In doing so, Paraboot contracted a long-time Spanish partner that delivers quality just as reliable as they know from their own manufacturing. As a tradition-conscious country, Spain has been able to preserve proven manufacturing techniques and its generally recognized knowledge of the patina or genuine moccasin seam. Moreover, in Spain you can still find machine parks that offer much more options regarding production than France.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still manufactured and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. As a result, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds come from France and are vulcanized on their own presses in the company's workshop in Saint Jean de Moirans.

Paraboot Thiers - features:

• upper: even leather, pressed with the help of a smooth hot plate
• leather lining
• metal eyelets at 4-eye lacing
• abrasion-resistant rubber sole
• made in Spain

The very lightweight Paraboot Thiers is an original design from the 1960s and is now back in the spotlight, thanks to some celebs who have given it a new lease of life. The features of the Paraboot Thiers include the derby lace insert with bead, the 4-eye lacing and the fact that it's Blake-stitched with the rubber sole - which means the upper's sewn directly to the sole with a stitch-through seam, making the shoe softer and more supple. Blake-stitched styles are lightweight and pliable, especially when the soles are rubber. Plus, the Paraboot Thiers looks more elegant than with a Goodyear stitching.

Because certain skills are no longer mastered in France, Paraboot had the Thiers produced in Spain. In doing so, Paraboot contracted a long-time Spanish partner that delivers quality just as reliable as they know from their own manufacturing. As a tradition-conscious country, Spain has been able to preserve proven manufacturing techniques and its generally recognized knowledge of the patina or genuine moccasin seam. Moreover, in Spain you can still find machine parks that offer much more options regarding production than France.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still manufactured and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. As a result, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds come from France and are vulcanized on their own presses in the company's workshop in Saint Jean de Moirans.

Paraboot Thiers - features:

• premium suede upper
• leather lining
• metal eyelets at 4-eye lacing
• abrasion-resistant rubber sole
• made in Spain

The very lightweight Paraboot Thiers is an original design from the 1960s and is now back in the spotlight, thanks to some celebs who have given it a new lease of life. The features of the Paraboot Thiers include the derby lace insert with bead, the 4-eye lacing and the fact that it's Blake-stitched with the rubber sole - which means the upper's sewn directly to the sole with a stitch-through seam, making the shoe softer and more supple. Blake-stitched styles are lightweight and pliable, especially when the soles are rubber. Plus, the Paraboot Thiers looks more elegant than with a Goodyear stitching.

Because certain skills are no longer mastered in France, Paraboot had the Thiers produced in Spain. In doing so, Paraboot contracted a long-time Spanish partner that delivers quality just as reliable as they know from their own manufacturing. As a tradition-conscious country, Spain has been able to preserve proven manufacturing techniques and its generally recognized knowledge of the patina or genuine moccasin seam. Moreover, in Spain you can still find machine parks that offer much more options regarding production than France.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still manufactured and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. As a result, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds come from France and are vulcanized on their own presses in the company's workshop in Saint Jean de Moirans.

Paraboot Thiers - features:

• upper: even leather, pressed with the help of a smooth hot plate
• leather lining
• metal eyelets at 4-eye lacing
• abrasion-resistant rubber sole
• made in Spain

Immerse yourself in timeless elegance with the Paraboot Reimsy. This shoe embodies style and comfort in perfect harmony. Let yourself be seduced by its relaxed aura and experience the luxury you deserve. With the Paraboot Reimsy, you'll confidently and effortlessly stride wherever your path leads.

Paraboot Reimsy - Features:

• Made in France.
• Norwegian welt construction.
• Finest leather upper.
• Each pair is a unique creation of natural leather quality without synthetic finishing.
• Leather lining and insole.
• Logo flag on the sides.

The Reims moccasin is one of the legendary Paraboot designs and was inspired by the timeless Michael. The uniqueness of the Paraboot Reims is based on its tough features, which give the shoe a masculine touch with a well-defined character. Significant details of the Paraboot Reims are the moccasin leaf insert with beaded stitching as well as the Norwegian stitched rubber sole.

Norwegian stitching was developed mainly for mountain and work boots, and the principle can be described as follows: The shaft is sewn to the sole by a welt. Two seams are visible: the so-called Norwegian seam, which connects the frame with the upper and the first stitch, while a seam created by small stitches connects the frame with the sole. However, it's also possible to do it without a frame - in this particular case, both threads are sewn directly on the leather of the underside of the upper. The advantages of the Norwegian seam are the rock-solid and flexible assembly technique, which makes the shoe waterproof and resoleable. From a technical standpoint, the advantages of Norwegian stitching are comparable to those of Goodyear stitching.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still manufactured and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. As a result, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds come from France and are vulcanized on their own presses in the company's workshop in Saint Jean de Moirans.

Paraboot Reims - Features:

• upper: even leather, pressed with the help of a smooth hot plate
• leather lining
• Norwegian stitching
• homemade vulcanized rubber sole
• handmade in France
• re-sole option: Goodyear and the Norwegian style offer the option of re-soling

The Reims moccasin is one of the legendary Paraboot designs and was inspired by the timeless Michael. The uniqueness of the Paraboot Reims is based on its tough features, which give the shoe a masculine touch with a well-defined character. Significant details of the Paraboot Reims are the moccasin leaf insert with beaded stitching as well as the Norwegian stitched rubber sole.

Norwegian stitching was developed mainly for mountain and work boots, and the principle can be described as follows: The shaft is sewn to the sole by a welt. Two seams are visible: the so-called Norwegian seam, which connects the frame with the upper and the first stitch, while a seam created by small stitches connects the frame with the sole. However, it's also possible to do it without a frame - in this particular case, both threads are sewn directly on the leather of the underside of the upper. The advantages of the Norwegian seam are the rock-solid and flexible assembly technique, which makes the shoe waterproof and resoleable. From a technical standpoint, the advantages of Norwegian stitching are comparable to those of Goodyear stitching.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still manufactured and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. As a result, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds come from France and are vulcanized on their own presses in the company's workshop in Saint Jean de Moirans.

Paraboot Reims - Features:

• upper: even leather, pressed with the help of a smooth hot plate
• leather lining
• Norwegian stitching
• homemade vulcanized rubber sole
• handmade in France
• re-sole option: Goodyear and the Norwegian style offer the option of re-soling

The Paraboot Micka is a legendary casual footwear design developed by the second generation of the Richard-Pontvert company and is characterized by the year of birth of Michel Richard-Pontvert, 1945. Acclaimed worldwide, the Paraboot Micka has crossed the ages, adapting to all generations and styles. Significant details of the unlined Paraboot Micka are the derby leaf insert with beaded stitching, the two-hole lacing and the Norwegian stitched rubber sole.

Norwegian stitching was developed mainly for mountain and work boots, and the principle can be described as follows: The shaft is sewn to the sole by a welt. Two seams are visible: the so-called Norwegian seam, which connects the frame with the upper and the first stitch, while a seam created by small stitches connects the frame with the sole. However, it's also possible to do it without a frame - in this particular case, both threads are sewn directly on the leather of the underside of the upper. The advantages of the Norwegian seam are the rock-solid and flexible assembly technique, which makes the shoe waterproof and resoleable. From a technical standpoint, the advantages of Norwegian stitching are comparable to those of Goodyear stitching.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still manufactured and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. As a result, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds come from France and are vulcanized on their own presses in the company's workshop in Saint Jean de Moirans.

Paraboot Micka - features:

• upper: premium suede, unlined
• Norwegian stitching
• homemade vulcanized rubber sole
• handmade in France
• re-sole option: Goodyear and the Norwegian style offer the option of re-soling

Inspired by the birth of Michel Richard-Pontverts in 1945, the Paraboot Michael Bride is the laceless update of a legendary casual design developed by the second generation of the Richard-Pontvert company. Proven worldwide, the model has traversed the ages, adapting to all generations and all styles. Significant details of the elegant Paraboot Michael Bride are the derby leaf insert with beaded stitching, the leather instep strap with a polished metal buckle and the Norwegian stitched rubber sole.

Norwegian stitching was developed mainly for mountain and work boots, and the principle can be described as follows: The shaft is sewn to the sole by a welt. Two seams are visible: the so-called Norwegian seam, which connects the frame with the upper and the first stitch, while a seam created by small stitches connects the frame with the sole. However, it's also possible to do it without a frame - in this particular case, both threads are sewn directly on the leather of the underside of the upper. The advantages of the Norwegian seam are the rock-solid and flexible assembly technique, which makes the shoe waterproof and resoleable. From a technical standpoint, the advantages of Norwegian stitching are comparable to those of Goodyear stitching.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still manufactured and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. As a result, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds come from France and are vulcanized on their own presses in the company's workshop in Saint Jean de Moirans.

Paraboot Michael Bride - features:

• upper: semi-gloss leather, pressed with the help of a smooth hot plate
• leather lining
• Norwegian stitching
• homemade vulcanized rubber sole
• handmade in France
• re-sole option: Goodyear and the Norwegian style offer the option of re-soling

Inspired by the birth of Michel Richard-Pontverts in 1945, the Paraboot Michael is a legendary casual design developed by the second generation of the Richard-Pontvert company. Proven worldwide, the model has traversed the ages, adapting to all generations and all styles. Significant details of the elegant Paraboot Michael are the derby leaf insert with beaded stitching, the short two-hole lacing and the Norwegian stitched rubber sole.

Norwegian stitching was developed mainly for mountain and work boots, and the principle can be described as follows: The shaft is sewn to the sole by a welt. Two seams are visible: the so-called Norwegian seam, which connects the frame with the upper and the first stitch, while a seam created by small stitches connects the frame with the sole. However, it's also possible to do it without a frame - in this particular case, both threads are sewn directly on the leather of the underside of the upper. The advantages of the Norwegian seam are the rock-solid and flexible assembly technique, which makes the shoe waterproof and resoleable. From a technical standpoint, the advantages of Norwegian stitching are comparable to those of Goodyear stitching.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still manufactured and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. As a result, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds come from France and are vulcanized on their own presses in the company's workshop in Saint Jean de Moirans.

Paraboot Michael - features:

• upper: even leather, pressed with the help of a smooth hot plate
• leather lining
• Norwegian stitching
• homemade vulcanized rubber sole
• handmade in France
• re-sole option: Goodyear and the Norwegian style offer the option of re-soling

Inspired by the birth of Michel Richard-Pontverts in 1945, the Paraboot Michael is a legendary casual design developed by the second generation of the Richard-Pontvert company. Proven worldwide, the model has traversed the ages, adapting to all generations and all styles. Significant details of the elegant Paraboot Michael are the derby leaf insert with beaded stitching, the short two-hole lacing and the Norwegian stitched rubber sole.

Norwegian stitching was developed mainly for mountain and work boots, and the principle can be described as follows: The shaft is sewn to the sole by a welt. Two seams are visible: the so-called Norwegian seam, which connects the frame with the upper and the first stitch, while a seam created by small stitches connects the frame with the sole. However, it's also possible to do it without a frame - in this particular case, both threads are sewn directly on the leather of the underside of the upper. The advantages of the Norwegian seam are the rock-solid and flexible assembly technique, which makes the shoe waterproof and resoleable. From a technical standpoint, the advantages of Norwegian stitching are comparable to those of Goodyear stitching.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still manufactured and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. As a result, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds come from France and are vulcanized on their own presses in the company's workshop in Saint Jean de Moirans.

Paraboot Michael - features:

• upper: genuine Norman cowhide
• leather lining
• Norwegian stitching
• homemade vulcanized rubber sole
• handmade in France
• re-sole option: Goodyear and the Norwegian style offer the option of re-soling

Inspired by the birth of Michel Richard-Pontverts in 1945, the Paraboot Michael is a legendary casual design developed by the second generation of the Richard-Pontvert company. Proven worldwide, the model has traversed the ages, adapting to all generations and all styles. Significant details of the elegant Paraboot Michael are the derby leaf insert with beaded stitching, the short two-hole lacing and the Norwegian stitched rubber sole.

Norwegian stitching was developed mainly for mountain and work boots, and the principle can be described as follows: The shaft is sewn to the sole by a welt. Two seams are visible: the so-called Norwegian seam, which connects the frame with the upper and the first stitch, while a seam created by small stitches connects the frame with the sole. However, it's also possible to do it without a frame - in this particular case, both threads are sewn directly on the leather of the underside of the upper. The advantages of the Norwegian seam are the rock-solid and flexible assembly technique, which makes the shoe waterproof and resoleable. From a technical standpoint, the advantages of Norwegian stitching are comparable to those of Goodyear stitching.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still manufactured and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. As a result, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds come from France and are vulcanized on their own presses in the company's workshop in Saint Jean de Moirans.

Paraboot Michael - features:

• upper: even leather, pressed with the help of a smooth hot plate
• leather lining
• Norwegian stitching
• homemade vulcanized rubber sole
• handmade in France
• re-sole option: Goodyear and the Norwegian style offer the option of re-soling

Inspired by the birth of Michel Richard-Pontverts in 1945, the Paraboot Michael is a legendary casual design developed by the second generation of the Richard-Pontvert company. Proven worldwide, the model has traversed the ages, adapting to all generations and all styles. Significant details of the elegant Paraboot Michael are the derby leaf insert with beaded stitching, the short two-hole lacing and the Norwegian stitched rubber sole.

Norwegian stitching was developed mainly for mountain and work boots, and the principle can be described as follows: The shaft is sewn to the sole by a welt. Two seams are visible: the so-called Norwegian seam, which connects the frame with the upper and the first stitch, while a seam created by small stitches connects the frame with the sole. However, it's also possible to do it without a frame - in this particular case, both threads are sewn directly on the leather of the underside of the upper. The advantages of the Norwegian seam are the rock-solid and flexible assembly technique, which makes the shoe waterproof and resoleable. From a technical standpoint, the advantages of Norwegian stitching are comparable to those of Goodyear stitching.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still manufactured and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. As a result, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds come from France and are vulcanized on their own presses in the company's workshop in Saint Jean de Moirans.

Paraboot Michael - features:

• upper: even leather, pressed with the help of a smooth hot plate
• leather lining
• Norwegian stitching
• homemade vulcanized rubber sole
• handmade in France
• re-sole option: Goodyear and the Norwegian style offer the option of re-soling

Inspired by the birth of Michel Richard-Pontverts in 1945, the Paraboot Michael is a legendary casual design developed by the second generation of the Richard-Pontvert company. Proven worldwide, the model has traversed the ages, adapting to all generations and all styles. Significant details of the elegant Paraboot Michael are the derby leaf insert with beaded stitching, the short two-hole lacing and the Norwegian stitched rubber sole.

Norwegian stitching was developed mainly for mountain and work boots, and the principle can be described as follows: The shaft is sewn to the sole by a welt. Two seams are visible: the so-called Norwegian seam, which connects the frame with the upper and the first stitch, while a seam created by small stitches connects the frame with the sole. However, it's also possible to do it without a frame - in this particular case, both threads are sewn directly on the leather of the underside of the upper. The advantages of the Norwegian seam are the rock-solid and flexible assembly technique, which makes the shoe waterproof and resoleable. From a technical standpoint, the advantages of Norwegian stitching are comparable to those of Goodyear stitching.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still manufactured and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. As a result, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds come from France and are vulcanized on their own presses in the company's workshop in Saint Jean de Moirans.

Paraboot Michael - features:

• premium suede upper
• leather lining
• Norwegian stitching
• homemade vulcanized rubber sole
• handmade in France
• re-sole option: Goodyear and the Norwegian style offer the option of re-soling

The Paraboot Coraux is Blake-stitched, a traditional technique also known as sewn-through stitching. In 1858, the shoemaker Leeman Reed Blake, a young employee of the sewing machine company Singer, invented this technique, which gives the shoe more suppleness and lightness.

With Blake stitching, the upper is sewn directly to the sole. Blake-stitched designs are lightweight and flexible, especially if the soles are made of rubber. Visually, the shoe is more elegant than those with a Goodyear seam. From a technical point of view, however, it is not as durable and more permeable than Norwegian or Goodyear-stitched shoes.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still produced and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. Therefore, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds originate in France and are vulcanized in the company's own factory in Saint Jean de Moirans on its own presses.

Certain skills are no longer mastered in France. In order to be able to continue offering the Coraux, Paraboot has entrusted its production to a long-standing Spanish partner who delivers reliable quality. As a country steeped in tradition, Spain has been able to preserve proven manufacturing techniques and its generally recognized knowledge of the patina or genuine moccasin seam.

Paraboot Coraux - Features:

• premium leather upper
• leather lining
• Blake stitching
• homemade vulcanized rubber sole
• handmade in France

The Paraboot Barth is Blake-stitched, a traditional technique also known as sewn-through stitching. In 1858, the shoemaker Leeman Reed Blake, a young employee of the sewing machine company Singer, invented this technique, which gives the shoe more suppleness and lightness.

With Blake stitching, the upper is sewn directly to the sole. Blake-stitched designs are lightweight and flexible, especially if the soles are made of rubber. Visually, the shoe is more elegant than those with a Goodyear seam. From a technical point of view, however, it is not as durable and more permeable than Norwegian or Goodyear-stitched shoes.

Paraboot insoles, heels and soles are still produced and vulcanized with the same composition as in the past. Therefore, the rubber achieves the best material and mechanical properties in terms of comfort, adaptability and wear resistance. Paraboot's rubber compounds originate in France and are vulcanized in the company's own factory in Saint Jean de Moirans on its own presses.

Certain skills are no longer mastered in France. In order to be able to continue offering the Barth, Paraboot has entrusted its production to a long-standing Spanish partner who delivers reliable quality. As a country steeped in tradition, Spain has been able to preserve proven manufacturing techniques and its generally recognized knowledge of the patina or genuine moccasin seam.

Paraboot Barth - features:

• upper: premium suede, unlined
• Derby single leaf insert
• 2 eye lacing with metal eyelets
• leather laces
• Blake stitching
• homemade vulcanized rubber sole
• handmade in Spain