Puma Shoelaces

Stretchlace sizing for popular Puma shoes: recommended replacement length, eyelet count, and a direct link to the laces that fit. Rows marked Estimated are sized from the eyelet count; for an exact fit, measure your original lace.

Men's

BasketEstimated
Men's 9
Eyelets7Length63″Flat
Shop 63″
ClydeEstimated
Men's 10
Eyelets7Length63″Flat
Shop 63″
MB.06Estimated
Men's 11
Eyelets8Length69″Round
Shop 69″
PalermoEstimated
Men's 9
Eyelets6Length47″Flat
Shop 47″
RS-XEstimated
Men's 10
Eyelets8Length66″Round
Shop 66″
SpeedcatEstimated
Men's 8
Eyelets6Length48″Flat
Shop 48″
Suede ClassicEstimated
Men's 9
Eyelets7Length63″Flat
Shop 63″

Women's

CaliEstimated
Women's 8
Eyelets6Length52″Flat
Shop 52″
Speedcat PlusEstimated
Women's 7
Eyelets7Length60″Flat
Shop 60″

Big Kid

RS-XEstimated
Big Kid 5
Eyelets7Length55″Round
Shop 55″
SuedeEstimated
Big Kid 4
Eyelets6Length50″Flat
Shop 50″

What are the best laces for Puma shoes?

When it’s time to replace the laces on your Puma shoes, start by getting the length right. Laces that are too short or too long change how the shoe fits and looks.

The most accurate way to size is to remove one original lace, measure it flat, and match that length. If you can’t measure the original, count the eyelets on one side of the shoe and use this guide:

  • Boat shoes and casual low-tops, 2-4 eyelets: 30-35 in
  • Low-top sneakers, 5 eyelets: 45 in; 6 eyelets: 47 in; 7-8 eyelets: 47-55 in
  • High-tops, 5-6 eyelets: 55 in; 7-8 eyelets: 63 in
  • Boots and tall high-tops, 9+ eyelets: 72 in

These are starting points. Rows above marked Estimated use this eyelet method; rows without the label come from a measured original lace.