You have to look in the vintage market to find the classic Clyde insignia on the stylish Pumas that owned the 1970s. Walt “Clyde” Frazier ushered in the era of personalized hoops kicks, a forerunner to Michael Jordan‘s vast sneaker empire and Steph Curry‘s rising Under Armour challenger. Clyde was famous both for his play and his singular style — which you can still see in his role as a commentator on Knicks broadcasts. But Puma doesn’t pay Clyde for his name anymore, so a while back they renamed the sneaker for its second most recognizable feature — they call the shoe the Puma Suede.
You can still find some Clydes if you look
