Historical spike loved by heroes VOL.2 ~ PUMA · Professional version ~
I have been interested in football spikes made in West Germany quite a while ago, but it is quite a collector as I actually started collecting it recently. So, from the people who own it since the launch, I think that there is only minor knowledge and collection experience. Moreover, there are also sufferings and conflicts unique only. I do not know if the hero was really using this time, but I will introduce a little magical model I got when I started collecting.
Hiroaki Konishi
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2018/04/04
(I started spike blog.https://maradonaboots.com/）God's Puma Spike, my admiration, is a model with a display of "MADE IN WEST GERMANY" in the white shoe tongue, Figure 1 shows the God of the Mexico World Cup in 1986 (Right), which Kaneko introduced during the time Kinggear began It is a spike of.
Although I am going to touch the details in the future, basically it was characterized by a simple upper of two-leather toe. Although it is how God's shoes frequently seen in Argentine players are, I think that in the World Cup, the Belgian game of the 1982 Games and the Italy game of the 1986 Games were normal ways of tying.
The left Pumphied player was wrapped with an extra string on the ankle, and God was the same way of brutalism in the 1982 Games, but in 1986 the tournament passed the back of the spike.
What is different from Kazu's parameco and Sufida introduced last time? Perhaps it seems to be, but because there was a spike of this era, after that, an excellent Japanese made spike was born, aiming at the quality of a model made in West Germany, so it is a very important model in the history of football spikes and I can say that.
Figure 1 Soccer Magazine September 1986, P3
Well, since I was a student, it was relatively recently that I got a white shoe tongue made of West German Puma spike, I think that it was around 2014.
In fact, I found something I tried once before about 10 years ago, but in fact it did not even find the real thing in the country, nor even the information on the spike's picture and its owner.
In recent years, foreign auctions are also relatively easy to carry out, challenging again for the first time in a while, things you can obtain from Malaysia luckily become Professional in Figure 2. When obtaining it was replaced with another fixed type sole. Perhaps because the aged deteriorate the original sole cracked or collapsed.
However, those who knew the style at the time had a feeling of incompatibility, and Puma Japan was given a parameco sole (as an awning for the last). This is possible only in Japan that continues to produce parameco.
Paramehiko himself is also a wonderful spike, but I just hope that Saul will not go away if it is discontinued. In any case, sole may deteriorate in parameco, so I think whether it was better to use mind for storage.
Figure 2 PUMA SPIKE (West left) obtained with sole being replaced (upper left). Clockwise, the model name is Professional, the sole is covered, and the state after having attached the Parameco sole to Puma Japan.
By the way, speaking of West Germany fixed fixed spikes that represent Puma in the first half of the 1980s are Beltmeister and Caesar Menotti. Figure 3 is a catalog of that time (around 1982), probably already written as long seller in a few years after the release of BELT MEISER (around the year 78 was released).
Probably thereafter, there was a record that had been sold until the J-League was about to be opened, and as a soccer spike, it was a phenomenal long-selling model, but Paramecco is already Guinness class.
Also, Caesar Menotti is difficult to see if this picture, but there are 10 studs (usually 12). Both of them are cowhide upper made of a box calf. We will be introducing any of these models.
Fig. 3 Belt Meister (upper), two-toed leather, but it seems that this type was one leather in Puma's catalog. Below is Caesar Mennotti. I think soccer spikes of over 20,000 yen at this time were only placed in soccer goods specialty stores.
On the other hand, the professional seemed to be very short in sales period, I never saw the real thing when I was a student.
However, after obtaining it, I examined old soccer magazines etc. and I learned about their existence for the first time.In the Japanese catalog on the left in Figure 4, the professional was made of kangaroo leather, fixed type spike of the same 10 studs as Caesar Menotti.
However, the overseas catalog on the right has become 12 studs. Without any doubt I had Para Hiko's sole, but it seems that it was not particularly wrong.
The model numbers are 392 in Japan and 394 overseas (the meaning of 88- is unknown). At this time, the Puma model numbers in the 300s are fixed, and the higher the number, the more expensive the model. By the way, the replacement type is in the 400s, and both of the 90s are mostly kangaroo leather models.
Figure 4 Comparison of professional Japanese and overseas models. The number of studs and the model number are different. Naze?
The size of the spike in Figure 2 was 24.5 cm, and unfortunately my feet did not enter. After that, I got a professional of just the right size from the same Malaysian people.
There was not even passed through the cord, it was unused, but there was no sole, the lining was also deteriorated, almost all were peeling off, the condition was not good (Figure 5 upper). Perhaps we will not buy anything other than people who are very much conscious of West Germany 's Puma spikes.
It is just treasure for me and I played cleanly after purchase (bottom of Figure 5). The high quality model of old Puma is made of leather with white line on the side, there is some thickness.
The one in Figure 2 is leather, but the one in Figure 5 seems to be thin synthetic leather. Kaneko checked it at the moment when I got the spike in Figure 5 and found the difference. It is truly.
Figure 5 Professional (large size) before and after restoration. (Top) Before restoration. Surely nobody wants it. I don't have any problem in such a condition, so if you don't need it, please give it to me. (Bottom) After restoration. Saul is a paramexico thing. The lining is Nakajima (http://nakajima.iaigiri.com/) Or Ms. Takemoto (http://www.rs-amor.sakura.ne.jp/) For repairs.
The Malaysian people I am indebted to is a person who had been running a sporting goods store in the past, seems to be acquainted with, and has a huge number of spike collections.
Fig. 6 The left side is hidden, but there seems to be little puma.
I have never visited, but sometimes I showed some photos of the collection, which is Figure 6. When I first saw it, I was overwhelmed by both numbers and types.
As you can see, it seems like Adidas likes it. Models with colorful lines and relatively new models are also decorated. In my case, most of the things I own are white lines in black and things in the 1990s are very few, so it is interesting that each person likes spike collection as well.
Surely in Japan, there are some people who have rare 80's spikes now, so I hope you will see photos etc.
Next time we are going to introduce 'PUMA TRERO' not a retro.
Author Yoshiaki Konishi's works click on banner!
『West German soccer spike loved by God "
A discussion of the football superstar who gave birth to numerous legends in the 80's.
Although I am going to touch the details in the future, basically it was characterized by a simple upper of two-leather toe. Although it is how God's shoes frequently seen in Argentine players are, I think that in the World Cup, the Belgian game of the 1982 Games and the Italy game of the 1986 Games were normal ways of tying.
The left Pumphied player was wrapped with an extra string on the ankle, and God was the same way of brutalism in the 1982 Games, but in 1986 the tournament passed the back of the spike.
What is different from Kazu's parameco and Sufida introduced last time? Perhaps it seems to be, but because there was a spike of this era, after that, an excellent Japanese made spike was born, aiming at the quality of a model made in West Germany, so it is a very important model in the history of football spikes and I can say that.
Figure 1 Soccer Magazine September 1986, P3
Well, since I was a student, it was relatively recently that I got a white shoe tongue made of West German Puma spike, I think that it was around 2014.
In fact, I found something I tried once before about 10 years ago, but in fact it did not even find the real thing in the country, nor even the information on the spike's picture and its owner.
In recent years, foreign auctions are also relatively easy to carry out, challenging again for the first time in a while, things you can obtain from Malaysia luckily become Professional in Figure 2. When obtaining it was replaced with another fixed type sole. Perhaps because the aged deteriorate the original sole cracked or collapsed.
However, those who knew the style at the time had a feeling of incompatibility, and Puma Japan was given a parameco sole (as an awning for the last). This is possible only in Japan that continues to produce parameco.
Paramehiko himself is also a wonderful spike, but I just hope that Saul will not go away if it is discontinued. In any case, sole may deteriorate in parameco, so I think whether it was better to use mind for storage.
Figure 2 PUMA SPIKE (West left) obtained with sole being replaced (upper left). Clockwise, the model name is Professional, the sole is covered, and the state after having attached the Parameco sole to Puma Japan.By the way, speaking of West Germany fixed fixed spikes that represent Puma in the first half of the 1980s are Beltmeister and Caesar Menotti. Figure 3 is a catalog of that time (around 1982), probably already written as long seller in a few years after the release of BELT MEISER (around the year 78 was released).
Probably thereafter, there was a record that had been sold until the J-League was about to be opened, and as a soccer spike, it was a phenomenal long-selling model, but Paramecco is already Guinness class.
Also, Caesar Menotti is difficult to see if this picture, but there are 10 studs (usually 12). Both of them are cowhide upper made of a box calf. We will be introducing any of these models.
Fig. 3 Belt Meister (upper), two-toed leather, but it seems that this type was one leather in Puma's catalog. Below is Caesar Mennotti. I think soccer spikes of over 20,000 yen at this time were only placed in soccer goods specialty stores.On the other hand, the professional seemed to be very short in sales period, I never saw the real thing when I was a student.
However, after obtaining it, I examined old soccer magazines etc. and I learned about their existence for the first time.In the Japanese catalog on the left in Figure 4, the professional was made of kangaroo leather, fixed type spike of the same 10 studs as Caesar Menotti.
However, the overseas catalog on the right has become 12 studs. Without any doubt I had Para Hiko's sole, but it seems that it was not particularly wrong.
The model numbers are 392 in Japan and 394 overseas (the meaning of 88- is unknown). At this time, the Puma model numbers in the 300s are fixed, and the higher the number, the more expensive the model. By the way, the replacement type is in the 400s, and both of the 90s are mostly kangaroo leather models.
Figure 4 Comparison of professional Japanese and overseas models. The number of studs and the model number are different. Naze?
The size of the spike in Figure 2 was 24.5 cm, and unfortunately my feet did not enter. After that, I got a professional of just the right size from the same Malaysian people.
There was not even passed through the cord, it was unused, but there was no sole, the lining was also deteriorated, almost all were peeling off, the condition was not good (Figure 5 upper). Perhaps we will not buy anything other than people who are very much conscious of West Germany 's Puma spikes.
It is just treasure for me and I played cleanly after purchase (bottom of Figure 5). The high quality model of old Puma is made of leather with white line on the side, there is some thickness.
The one in Figure 2 is leather, but the one in Figure 5 seems to be thin synthetic leather. Kaneko checked it at the moment when I got the spike in Figure 5 and found the difference. It is truly.
Figure 5 Professional (large size) before and after restoration. (Top) Before restoration. Surely nobody wants it. I don't have any problem in such a condition, so if you don't need it, please give it to me. (Bottom) After restoration. Saul is a paramexico thing. The lining is Nakajima (http://nakajima.iaigiri.com/) Or Ms. Takemoto (http://www.rs-amor.sakura.ne.jp/) For repairs. The Malaysian people I am indebted to is a person who had been running a sporting goods store in the past, seems to be acquainted with, and has a huge number of spike collections.
Fig. 6 The left side is hidden, but there seems to be little puma.
I have never visited, but sometimes I showed some photos of the collection, which is Figure 6. When I first saw it, I was overwhelmed by both numbers and types.
As you can see, it seems like Adidas likes it. Models with colorful lines and relatively new models are also decorated. In my case, most of the things I own are white lines in black and things in the 1990s are very few, so it is interesting that each person likes spike collection as well.
Surely in Japan, there are some people who have rare 80's spikes now, so I hope you will see photos etc.
Next time we are going to introduce 'PUMA TRERO' not a retro.
Author Yoshiaki Konishi's works click on banner!
『West German soccer spike loved by God "
A discussion of the football superstar who gave birth to numerous legends in the 80's.
