Puma Easy Rider 'Black/White/Gum' – Retro Runner Low-Top Sneakers

Take it easy — in style. The Puma Easy Rider "Black/White/Gum" is a faithful revival of one of Puma’s most beloved 1970s running silhouettes, updated with premium materials while staying true to the original’s clean, athletic DNA. The Easy Rider was one of the first performance running shoes Puma ever produced, and its long, low profile, sweeping Formstrip, and ripple-tread outsole made it an icon of the era. In this black/white/gum colorway, it’s as relevant as ever — a retro runner that wears its heritage without apology and looks better for it.

• Upper: Black nylon and suede mixed construction — a classic 1970s running shoe material combination with smooth nylon on the main upper and soft suede on the mudguard and toe overlay panels
• Colorway: Black / White / Gum — a timeless three-tone palette with a black upper, bold white Formstrip, cream midsole, and warm honey gum outsole
• Formstrip: Bold white Formstrip — the Easy Rider’s signature sweeping stripe that runs dramatically from the toe to the heel, one of the most striking Formstrip designs in Puma’s history
• Branding: Gold “Easy Rider” script on the side panel and gold “PUMA” wordmark with Puma Cat logo — vintage-style metallic gold lettering that references the original 1970s branding faithfully
• Tongue: Teal/turquoise Puma tongue logo — a retro-era accent color detail that adds a pop of unexpected color to the black-and-white palette
• Midsole: Cream/off-white midsole — a vintage-inspired aged white that complements the gum outsole and adds warmth to the clean black upper
• Outsole: Warm honey gum rubber outsole with the Easy Rider’s signature ripple/waffle tread pattern — the iconic sole that defined the silhouette’s look from the original 1970s release
• Lacing: Tonal black flat laces for a clean finish
• Heritage silhouette — a faithful revival of Puma’s original 1970s Easy Rider running shoe

The Puma Easy Rider Black/White/Gum is for those who know their sneaker history — and for those who are about to learn it. The sweeping white Formstrip, the gold script branding, the gum ripple sole: every detail tells the story of where running shoes came from before they became performance technology. This is sneaker heritage at its purest, and in black and white, it’s never looked better.