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Best Puma Basketball Shoes

Melo, Stewie, and team Nitro.

Best Puma Basketball Shoes: what the specs show

This hub lists 4 shoes, all from Puma. Listed weights run from 12.8 oz (Puma Stewie 3) to 13.7 oz (Puma MB.04), averaging 13.4 oz. Every shoe here lists a 8 mm drop.

By cut height there are 3 low-cut and 1 mid-cut; all 4 sit in the mid manufacturer price band. None carries an outdoor rating — these are all indoor-court shoes.

Spec-sheet picks

Straight from the listed specs — not hands-on test results.

How to choose within this hub

3 models here are signature shoes and 1 is a non-signature or team model. Signature status says nothing about fit, so compare on weight, cut and cushioning rather than on the name on the tongue.

By our position classification the roster covers point guards (2), shooting guards (2), small forwards (2).

Nothing here is outdoor-rated, so if you play mostly on asphalt, pair this hub with the outdoor-rated shoes in the main database.

Side-by-side specs

ShoeWeightDropCutSurfacePrice band
Puma MB.0413.7 oz8 mmLowIndoormid
Puma MB.0313.5 oz8 mmLowIndoormid
Puma Stewie 312.8 oz8 mmLowIndoormid
Puma All-Pro Nitro13.6 oz8 mmMidIndoormid

4 shoes match this hub.

Puma MB.04 mid

Puma

MB.04

LaMelo Ball signature

  • Cushioning: Nitro Foam
  • Weight: 13.7 oz · Drop: 8 mm
  • Cut: Low · Width: Standard
  • Best for: PG/SG — Slasher;All-Around

$119.90Price as of Nov 3, 2026, 14:42 UTC

Puma MB.03 mid

Puma

MB.03

LaMelo Ball signature

  • Cushioning: Nitro Foam
  • Weight: 13.5 oz · Drop: 8 mm
  • Cut: Low · Width: Standard
  • Best for: PG/SG — All-Around

$84.95Price as of Nov 3, 2026, 14:42 UTC