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Top 5 Puma Sneakers for Women

By Desiree Stimpert, About.com

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Doing a Top Picks in women's Puma sneakers is kind of like saying "let's pick our favorite flavor from Cheesecake Factory." Who are we kidding here? I dare say I could pick forty pair of Puma and would still struggle with the elimination process. I want you to see them all!

However, I am comforted knowing you'll probably never get past the first few without saying, "These, I have to have." So I'll just pick a few.

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1. Puma Speed Cat Shoes - The One and Only

What Puma list would be complete without the wildly popular Speed Cat? This is the suede version of these classics, and the cat logo on the toe is nearly too much to take. This season's offering features lots of rich, earthy colors. Among them is a deep, musky blue that is so beautifully retro, it makes me want to weep.
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2. Puma Speed Cat Shoes "Big"

These are the Speed Cats. Sporting a big hollow cat on the side, these add a striking twist to the line. Available in a litany of colors, I couldn't resist the "Online Lime."
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3. Puma - "Future Cat Low US" - Hot in Black!

The fantastic follow-up, follow-up to the Speed Cat is again appropriately named. The asymmetric lacing keeps that "what's next" feel. I picked the black, but the mutil-colors are equally striking.
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4. Puma Sneakers - "GV Special"

The classic tennis shoe from Puma. White with the single red or black stripe, the "GV Special" is as retro and modern as a sneaker can be.
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5. Puma "Impulse Cat" - Satin Sneaker-Sandals

Half sneaker, half sandal, these satin motorsport shoes have a surprisingly feminine feel to them. Offered in light pink or pale blue.
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