Puma teamed up with designer Sergio Rossi for both a mens and womens collection for the Fall/Winter 2009/2010 line. We have a look at the mens releases today.

The Puma x Sergio Rossi Mens Collection features two silhouettes, the First Round, and the Clyde. Both models are comprised of completely tonal dark colors, fitting for the winter months. Rossi made simple and subtle material changes on each by combining patent leather and suede. Available now at colette, starting at just under $250.

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We first saw these limited edition Puma R698 Mesh drop overseas last month. Thanks to DailyDrop we’ve now spotted them at Zappos.

The Puma R698 Mesh is a running silhouette with just a little bit of flash, but in these simple colorways won’t have you needing sunglasses to put them on your feet like some other runners currently on the market. The black and grey colorway is a calm and collected makeup. While the red and white will definitely turn some heads. Trinomic cushioning will keep you comfy and the leather/mesh mix will have you looking fresh and keep your foot temperature under control throughout those hot summer days.

Click here to see both colorways.

The Clyde model receives the most attention out of any of the Puma models, and rightfully so. However, Puma recently created this “Brights” Pack involving one of its other freshly designed models, the Puma Basket.

Although this two-sneaker grouping is dubbed the Puma “Brights” Pack, it seems to consists of only one brightly-colored shoe. It’s white leather upper contains an orange Foamstripe Puma logo located on the side panels. The remaining pair possesses a black base with a purple Foamstripe Puma logo. The pack is now available at select Puma retailers. Click here to view detailed photos.

Combining old school style with new school technology is nothing new, we’ve seen nearly every brand attempt to do this in some shape or form. Puma may have found the proper mixture of elements in their latest, the Puma Cell Kingston.

Puma takes the classic styling of their RS 100 running silhouette and packs in up-to-date Cell technology from the Puma Cell Meio running shoe. Puma’s attention to detail when creating this silhouette is unsurpassed. You can see the double stitching that follows most of the connecting leather and mesh panels. A translucent blue sole keeps it current.

Puma comes correct with this hybrid, check out the detailed photos by clicking here.

Bodé created the iconic Lizard character in the 1950’s, initially appearing in 1963 and essentially gaining popularity ever since. PUMA honored Bodé in 2007 with the Cheech Wizard PUMA Clydes, and for 2009 they honor him again with the Da Lizard PUMA Mid.

The Bodé x Puma “Da Lizard” will release in two colorways on May 16th. Blue and green colorways of the PUMA Mid have been creatively reworked with Da Lizard graphics, which have been placed on the insole, tongue and the uppers. A clear sole reveals the Bodé signature, which can also be seen next to the PUMA logo on the side panel.

Click here for detailed photos of each colorway and a list of where these kicks will release.

The Puma Spring 2009 Releases have begun to hit retailers like Adikt.

This time around the Puma Disc that originally dropped back in 1994 gets a refreshing new colorway. These kicks use the innovative “Disc” system that alleviated the need for shoelaces. A simple white grey and blue colorway make these a good looking summer short set.

The Puma R698 also returns in a new colorway, this time a bright combination of white, grey, blue and orange make up this running silhouette that came from the creative heads at Puma in 1989.

Check out both kicks after the jump.