Puma's "Pumagility Cross-Training" are well crafted and designed shoes. The option for me was a size 11 1/2 shoe, so I had to ask a friend to try them on to test them out as my feet are not that big. He can run much faster now! Hehe. Remember growing up and getting new sneakers, you felt like you could run faster? Anyway, he liked the way they felt. Was comfortable, but was a little narrow for his feet, but could feel a "spongy" lift as he moved in them. It has a pretty thick sole, seems a little over an inch thick.

The black and red design are eye catching with the interior sole being an aqua blue. I think the name "Pumagility" could be re-thought for something more catchy and less self-indulgent, but that may be just personal preference.

I asked my friend if he felt he would recommend them. His response was that he liked the way they felt on his feet, and the price was fairly reasonable (approx. $99.99 at the time of this review), but was not sure how much he loved them.

The label states the shoe is made in Vietnam. The shell is made of "textile and other materials", while the lining is made of "textile". Accordingly, "textile" is a blend of different cloths, usually artificial. While the sole is made of rubber. So, it seems, for the price, and while durable, it sounds cheaply made.

So at glance they look like a nice pair of shoes, and they were stated as being relatively comfortable, I am not sure I would say these are the shoes to get.