The Puma Clyde OG Drops in Three Spring Colors

Walt "Clyde" Frazier's Puma sneakers have been released in three new colorways for Spring 2023.

Basketball fans can entertain the debate goat all they want. However, no one can deny that the coolest player to ever step on the hardwood was New York Knicks legend Walt "Clyde" Frazier.

Shortly after New York won its last NBA Championship in 1973, Frazier made history by becoming the first player to have his own signature sneaker line. It has been 50 years, and Frazier's signature line with Puma remains a staple in the footwear rotation of every sneakerhead.

Puma Clyde OG

View of the Puma Clyde OG / Puma

The Puma Clyde OG recently launched in three colorways; Persian Night, Verdant Green, and For All Time Red. Fans can purchase the affordable lifestyle shoes for $110 in adult sizes on the Puma website.

The Clyde lives up to its namesake by embodying fashion, culture, and basketball heritage with confidence and flair. And it makes the perfect shoe for completing your spring fits - whether running errands or wearing them to brunch plans.

Details

A detailed look at three Puma shoes / Puma

Do not let the affordable price fool you. The Clyde features premium materials that allow you to wear the iconic kicks in almost any situation. Each colorway features a full suede upper, contrasted by a gold foiled and debossed PUMA Clyde logo on the side of the shoe.

Even better, consumers can feel good about the brand's practices. The leather sourced in the shoes comes from environmentally responsible leather manufacturing and is audited and certified via the Leather Working Group protocol.

While most fashion trends come and go, Frazier's cool demeanor and signature sneakers remain timeless. Now is the ideal to purchase a pair of historic hoop shoes that are easy to wear off the court.

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