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A leather speed boot. Say that 12 months ago and the v1 range would have quite a unique sale point, albeit coming under a stern test from the adizero. Fast forward 12 months and lightweight, leather and speed are all the rage as the boot market is becomes increasingly awash with this latest desirable performance boot.

Puma make a move to toughen up the v1.11 speed series, showing the boots darker side with the release of the new Charcoal/White/Fluo Peach colourway, designed in contrasting fashion to the recent White/Pink/Navy release.

Puma roll out their eye-popping White/Pink/Navy colourway onto one of the games lightest ever boots – the Puma v1.11 SL. Following the instantly popular reaction given to last years limited edition Project Pink v1.11, the brand have wasted little time in carrying across splashes of pink onto a major release.

After the huge success of Puma's Project Pink *** cancer awareness campaign that brought us one of the most eccentric football boot colourways since the infamous Vapor Berry, Puma have treated their latest v1.11 drop to another splash of everyone's favourite colour they love to hate – pink!

The Puma King SL football boots were a much hyped release back in January, due to their combination of classic heritage and modern lightweight performance, and since their launch have received rave reviews and a growing number of fans. Now Puma could be about to significantly add to their numbers after unveiling the next colourway, these stylish Black/Rosso versions...

Puma's popular power boot returns for its second colourway of the year with the all-new Blue/Black/White/Orange Puma PowerCat 1.12 football boots. The brands latest arrival is the third major colourway to hit the PowerCat 1.12.

The SoccerBible boot vault serves up another collectors item with the Puma Cellerator Shudoh, signed by former Arsenal midfielder and France international Robert Pires. Released for the 2003/04 season during Arsenal's title wining campaign, the Puma Cellerator Shudoh was an aggressive move forward from Puma, offering new technologies to players worldwide.

From the very first 1968 Puma King, one of footballs most iconic boot ranges has undergone a number of changes in its history. The latest in Puma's range of legendary football boots is the Puma King SL – a remastered version of the King Finale.

Puma have unveiled their follow-up colourway to the launch PowerCat 1.12, and the Black/Shadow/White/Lime is in stark contrast to the original White/Blue football boots. Here's your most up-close and revealing look at the next addition to the Puma PowerCat 1.12 range on the web...

Over the past twelve months there has been a revolution in the boots market, leading to the current boot rivalry for lightweight performance leather footwear. There's been many a debate not just in the SoccerBible headquarters, but in the boots community around the globe, over which of these boots will now be the preferred choice...