Puma Future 7 Play TT Football Shoes Review & Buying Guide (India)
A buying guide to the Puma Future 7 Play TT turf shoes — grip, comfort, ideal player, sizing and the gear to pair with them.
Puma Future 7 Play TT: built for turf
The Puma Future 7 Play TT is a turf football shoe built for the surface most Indian players actually play on — hard grounds, artificial turf and five-a-side courts. If your games are on turf rather than soft natural grass, a TT (turf) shoe like this gives you grip and comfort that moulded studs simply cannot on those surfaces.
This review covers the Future 7 Play TT's grip, comfort and ideal player, plus sizing and the shin guards worth pairing with it — priced at ₹5,399 on InstaSport.
The 'TT' outsole uses many small rubber studs spread across the sole, which spreads your weight and bites into hard and artificial surfaces without the pressure points you get from firm-ground studs. The result is confident traction on turf and hard courts and a stable, comfortable platform for quick changes of direction.
You can buy the Puma Future 7 Play TT Football Shoes directly — it is a sensible everyday boot for turf regulars who want reliable grip without paying elite-tier prices.
Comfort, fit and who it suits
The Play tier prioritises comfort and value, with a forgiving upper that suits casual and regular players rather than demanding a break-in period. It is a strong pick for five-a-side, weekend games and anyone whose home pitch is turf or hard ground. Serious players who mostly play on soft natural grass should choose a firm-ground boot instead.
Sizing and durability
The fit is broadly true to size with a comfortable, everyday last; if you are between sizes, your usual football-boot size is a safe start. Turf outsoles like this generally last well on abrasive artificial surfaces, which is exactly where firm-ground studs wear out fastest.
Gear to pair with your boots
Shin guards are non-negotiable for match play. The Nivia Ashtang Football Shin Guard offers solid protection with a secure fit, while the Nike J Football ShinGuard is a lightweight option for players who want minimal bulk. Add a pair of proper football socks to hold the guards in place and your turf kit is complete.
The verdict
The Puma Future 7 Play TT is a sensible, value-focused turf boot for the grounds most Indian players use week in, week out. It grips hard and artificial surfaces confidently, stays comfortable from the first wear, and does not ask you to pay elite-tier prices for a shoe you will scuff on turf anyway.
Buy it if your football happens on turf, hard ground or five-a-side courts and you want dependable traction and comfort. If you mostly play on soft natural grass, spend your money on a firm-ground boot instead.
Shop the gear
Shop the Future 7 Play TT and shin guards to pair:
- Puma Future 7 Play TT Football Shoes — ₹5,399
- Nivia Ashtang Football Shin Guard — ₹441
- Nike J Football ShinGuard — ₹805
Related reading
- How to Choose Football Boots for Indian Conditions
- How to Choose Football Shin Guards: Size, Type and Fit
- Goalkeeper Gloves Buying Guide for India: Cuts, Grip and Size
Frequently asked questions
Are Puma Future 7 Play TT shoes good for turf?
Yes. The TT outsole uses many small rubber studs that grip hard and artificial surfaces well, making these a strong choice for turf, hard grounds and five-a-side courts.
Who should buy the Future 7 Play TT?
Casual and regular players whose games are mostly on turf or hard ground. If you mainly play on soft natural grass, choose a firm-ground boot instead.
Do the Puma Future 7 Play TT fit true to size?
For most players, yes. They have a comfortable, everyday fit. If you are between sizes, start with your usual football-boot size.
