Our Puma Ignite Pwradapt review took place on the course at Alwoodley in Leeds.
They were worn for 18 holes of golf in fairly damp and slippery conditions in February.
Puma Ignite Pwradapt Review – First impressions

We were big fans of the Puma Ignite Sport Spikeless which were released last year.
They were super lightweight and incredibly comfortable. But for me, a player looking for a bit more stability, they weren’t ideal.
I know plenty of golfers who loved them but they weren’t for me. Well not on the golf course at least, I was more then happy wearing them as a pair of trainers.
So the introduction of the Puma Ignite Pwradapt was music to my ears as it looked like they have retained the superb comfort from the Ignite Sport but with added traction and waterproofing.
There’s actually three versions with a Leather and a Disc model also available.
And they all look really cool too. A heck of a lot more stylish than your average pair of golf shoes.
Oh, and there’s no upcharge for the Disc model which is a nice surprise. Most brands add £15-£20 when adding BOA lacing.
Puma Ignite Pwradapt Review – The technology
So Puma have improved the traction by adding a new system which is designed to work on any lie.
The outsole features three dimensional traction pods which add versatility when out on the golf course.



















