Puma Tazon 6
There are several different types of footwear available on the market depending on the activity being performed. There are sport-specific footwear (tennis shoes vs basketball shoes) and even different types of footwear depending on preference for a specific activity. For example, there is a difference between a cross-trainer (commonly referred to as a 'trainer') and a running shoe. Running shoes are better for jogs and walks as they are engineered for more of a heel-to-toe motion. This means that during slow movements like a walk the wearer will step down with their heel first and round through to their toe as they walk. Running shoes are better designed for the majority of the impact coming from the heel area of the foot rather than the toe. As opposed to a cross-trainer where this product is made more for aerobic activities that usually require the wearer to step down with their toe first, rolling to their heel after and repeating. In this situation, the impact would be more forceful in the toe and ball of the shoe rather than the heel. The cross-trainer would, therefore, be better padded and offer reinforced critical points at the toe of the shoe (a good one, anyway).
This article focuses on the Puma Tazon 6 which is a cross-trainer from the very popular shoe brand, Puma. Puma has been manufacturing sports equipment for 70 years and is a leader in both equipment and sports fashion. They originated in Germany and their company brought in over 1 billion in revenue in 2017, to give an idea of how truly big and successful this company has been. They are the maker of the classic white, narrow show that offers a more ergonomic design intended for both performance and fashion. We created a review based on consumer opinion. We looked at reviews of people who wore the shoe, how they wore it and what they liked and disliked about the product. We also looked at the materials used to make this product as well as its construction in order to determine its durability, flexibility and overall quality. This is our comprehensive review of the Puma Tazon 6. We hope that this review helps you in your next running shoe purchase!
- No break-in time required
- Quite durable design
- Good value for the money
- Runs true to size
- Cushioning a little stiff
- Some ventilation problems