The Puma Store

We went here to see some Sneakers. There were some Shoes for Jogging/​Running but didn’t see as much variety as I wanted. Those were priced on the higher range in my opinion. T-​shirts looked good but over-​priced.

Their selection bores me each time I go here. I used to like Puma’s stuff in high school, but lately, the colors and styles are so blah. Quality is on the lower end.

It’s loud and crowded and crazy in this store. You’ll have to push your way to the shoes you want to see or try. The staff is sometimes helpful, sometimes not. They are constantly having to re-​box & re-​shelve shoes. However, on my last visit I scored a pair of Puma Mostro Ripstops for 40% off. That’s $ 60 people! ka-​CHING!
I wear a size 4 women’s shoe and find that the Men’s 4 /​Wmn’s 5.5 Mostro style fits my tiny feet like a glove. Hurray!
My husband has learned that Puma staff will hold shoes (by phone) for later pickup and that returns are fast and hassle-​free.

If only by Puma it was meant a guy could shop for a bodacious thirty something lady. If only. Instead, it’s a shoe and fitness wear store. The outlet store. I’ve been numerous times to this location and never found a great deal on shoes my size. I find everyone else’s but mine. I wonder if I called ahead and requested simply to keep any badass pair of eleven’s on hold till I arrived. Hmm, sounds like a great idea. I’m hopeful I’ll find myself a pair here one day. I can’t keep going out to San Francisco’s Puma outlets to find my bangin’ deals. (Months ago I was outside of SF at an outlet location and scored a pair of Puma running shoes and paid a lot less than fifty bucks for it.) With the number of employees they have walking about, I would think there would be better coverage of the store, i.e. clean and stocked. Ohh I remember now, there was one time I had to do a return and the counter chick had a terrible attitude with me. She wrung up the wrong item and overcharged me. It took four phone calls to corporate to rectify the situation. Kids. I tell you.