Sportswear company Puma will outfit 12 federations and several medal contenders at the World Athletics Championships in Eugene, Oregon, USA, and provide latest Nitro technology, so they can perform their best. Ever since its foundation in 1948, Puma’s philosophy has been to provide the fastest athletes the fastest products, an attitude summarized in the brand’s motto Forever Faster.
In Eugene, individual Puma athletes, performing in Puma’s footwear technology, include 400m hurdles world-record holder Karsten Warholm, pole vault world-record holder Armand "Mondo" Duplantis, triple Olympic medalist Andre De Grasse, Ukrainian indoor high-jump world champion Yaroslava Mahuchikh, triple jumpers Patricia Marmona and Will Claye and many more.
The athletics federations of Australia, the Bahamas, Barbados, Brazil, the British Virgin Islands, Cuba, Jamaica, Norway, Portugal, South Africa, Switzerland and Trinidad and Tobago will all perform in Puma apparel.
Track and field is sports and athleticism in its purest form and embedded in the very core of Puma. There are also improved versions of the gold-medal-winning Puma evoSpeed Nitro Elite and several new products for long-distance runners. The evoSpeed Distance Nitro Elite+ 2 spike uses Puma’s proprietary Nitro foam and a Pwrplate for exceptional energy return and is aimed at events ranging from 800m to 10,000m. The Deviate Nitro Elite 2 is even lighter than its predecessors. The futuristic and aggressively designed Fast-R Nitro Elite uses Nitro Elite technology and a Pwrplate to support an efficient run.
