Apr 30, 2020 · This time, social media made a pair of Puma sneakers go viral after likening its design to Adolf Hitler — the leader of Nazi Germany. “Puma Hilter shoes” became a trending …

Mar 7, 2020 · New sneakers from Puma have been met with a mixture of ridicule and amusement on social media after users noted that from above, the shoes bear a certain resemblance to Nazi leader Adolf Hitler.

Mar 6, 2020 · A pair of designer trainers have sparked a wave of controversy after the shoe design was said to bear an uncanny resemblance to Adolf Hitler. The toe and tongue of the Puma 'Storm Adrenaline'...

Nov 18, 2020 · Puma, the shoe company in direct competition with Crocs for making the world’s ugliest sneakers, has outdone themselves. Now they’ve made an Adolph Hitler shoe. While Hitler wasn’t the ugliest man to ever live physically, he was …

Mar 6, 2020 · A PAIR of designer trainers has sparked controversy after being declared a dead-ringer of Hitler. To some the toe and tongue of the Puma “Storm Adrenaline” has drawn comparison to the dictator's signature side parting and toothbrush moustache.

Mar 30, 2020 · The toe and tongue of the Puma Storm Adrenaline shoe look similar to the hairstyle and mustache of the infamous Nazi leader. The shoe retails for $44.99 in the US. One person took to social media to rate the shoes “8 out of 10 on the Hitler scale.”

Jun 9, 2021 · And this time, Puma’s latest trainers have gone insanely viral after people think they ‘look like Adolf Hitler’, the leader of Nazi Germany. These “Puma Hitler shoes” have been trending for the past few weeks because of the controversial design which …

How tall was Adolf Hitler? Adolf Hitler’s height was 5ft 9in (175 cm). How much did Adolf Hitler weigh? Adolf Hitler weighed 170 lbs (77 kg). What size shoe did Adolf Hitler wear? Adolf Hitler’s shoe size was 9 US (42 EU).

May 22, 2024 · According to Twitter, the new Puma Storm Adrenaline (Air Force Neins) sneakers share an uncanny similarity to former Nazi leader, Adolf Hitler.

Mar 11, 2020 · The German Puma brand is in trouble on social media since internet users have noticed the resemblance between a pair of their trainers... and Adolf Hitler. This is a publicity stunt that Puma could have done without.