Alongside the re-release, PUMA debuted the RS-X, which borrowed inspiration from the 1980s running shoe by bringing back and modifying the design from beginning to end.

Puma launched its Running System (RS) cushioning technology in 1985 and a year what it claimed as the world’s first computerized sneaker, the RS-100 (later known as the RS Computer).

Now, the folks at PUMA are releasing a version of Barry Allen’s running shoes for us regular, non-super-powered people. Say hello to The new PUMA x The Flash RS-X, featuring a design by the ...