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Puma Men's Voltaic Evo vs Voltaic Evo Wide - Mens

Both are Puma Voltaic Evo running shoes; the real difference is fit. Buy the standard Voltaic Evo if you have a medium-width foot and want the colorway and size range shown. Buy the Voltaic Evo Wide if you need a roomier toe box or wear wide shoes. No prices were given for either shoe, so check current store prices on Deal.ai before deciding.

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Puma Men's Voltaic Evo

Puma Men's Voltaic Evo

4.3· 687 ratings
$32.95at shoebacca.comObserved at 10:52 PM
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Choose the Voltaic Evo if you have a medium-width foot and want the black colorway in sizes 10 to 12.

Pros
  • Large review base: 4.3 of 5 from 687 ratings
  • Listed in men's sizes 10, 10.5, 11, 11.5 and 12
  • TPU toe cap adds durability
  • Neutral black colorway suits everyday wear
Cons

What separates them

Puma Men's Voltaic EvoVoltaic Evo Wide - Mens
WidthMedium (D, M)Wide (E, W), wider silhouette
CushioningPadded insoleSoftFoam+ plus 10 Cell midsole and TPU shank
OutsoleNot specifiedFull-length rubber coverage
Toe protectionProtective TPU toe capTPU toe cap and cage overlay
Recycled contentNot statedUpper at least 20% recycled materials
Colorways shownBlack with stormy slate and red accentsWhite with lemon sherbert accents
Sizes shownMen's 10 to 12Not listed
Ratings

Price history

$58.99$32.95
Nov 2Nov 4
  • Puma Men's Voltaic Evo: lowest $32.95 on Nov 2 at shoebacca.com; $32.95 on Nov 4.
  • Voltaic Evo Wide - Mens: lowest $58.99 on Nov 2 at Amazon.

Prices at every store

Puma Men's Voltaic Evo

  • shoebacca.comNew

    In stock

    $32.95Observed at 10:52 PM
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  • Rack Room ShoesNew

    In stock

    $54.99Observed at 10:52 PM
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  • Academy Sports + OutdoorsNew

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    $59.49Observed at 10:52 PM
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  • WalmartNew

    In stockSold by The Spot ChicagoReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.

    $64.95Free shippingVerified
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Specs compared

SpecPuma Men's Voltaic EvoVoltaic Evo Wide - Mens
colorBlackPUMA White-Lemon Sherbert
Numeric Size11—
Fit WidthNo information, Regular—
Gender SizeMen's 12, Men's 10, Men's 10.5, Men's 11, Men's…—
Men'S SizeSize 11, 10, 10.5, 11.5, 12—
Age Group SizeAdult size—
Department SizeMen's—
DepartmentMen's—
Suitable For SizeMen's Size—
Age GroupAdult—

What reviewers say

Puma Men's Voltaic Evo

Owners rate it 4.3 out of 5 across 687 ratings, with most calling it a comfortable, good-value everyday shoe. Complaints tend to focus on durability and cushioning wearing down with heavy use.

Pros
  • Comfortable out of the box
  • Good value for the price
  • Light and breathable
  • Fits true to size for most buyers
Cons
  • Cushioning flattens with heavy mileage
  • Outsole wears faster than premium trainers
  • Not supportive enough for long runs

Voltaic Evo Wide - Mens

The shoe holds a 4.2 out of 5 from 23 ratings, with owners mostly praising the roomy wide fit and comfort for the price. Complaints tend to focus on cushioning that feels firm over long distances.

Pros

Questions and answers

Which is better for wide feet?
The Voltaic Evo Wide. It is built on a wider silhouette and sold as wide width (E, W), while the standard Voltaic Evo is medium width (D, M).
Which has more cushioning?
The Wide. It lists SoftFoam+ cushioning plus a 10 Cell midsole and TPU shank. The standard shoe only states a padded insole.
Which lasts longer?
Neither is rated for durability, but the Wide lists a full-length rubber outsole and a cage overlay, which usually wear better than an unspecified outsole.
Is the Wide worth choosing over the standard shoe?
Only if fit is the issue. The Wide adds cushioning detail and recycled content, but it has far fewer ratings and no listed sizes.
Which is better for running versus walking?
Both are listed for running and training. The Wide's SoftFoam+ and 10 Cell midsole suit longer miles and all-day walking; the standard shoe is the simpler pick for gym sessions.
Do they come in the same colors?
No. The standard shoe is shown in black with stormy slate and red, and the Wide in white with lemon sherbert.

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Medium width only, so wide feet may feel cramped
  • No stated recycled content
  • Cushioning details are thin compared with the Wide
  • Puma
    Voltaic Evo Wide - Mens

    Voltaic Evo Wide - Mens

    4.2· 23 ratings

    Choose the Voltaic Evo Wide if standard-width running shoes pinch your forefoot and you want a wider silhouette.

    Pros
    • Wide fit for roomier forefoot comfort
    • SoftFoam+ cushioning with 10 Cell midsole and TPU shank
    • Full-length rubber outsole for traction
    • Upper uses at least 20% recycled materials
    Cons
    • Only 23 ratings, so less feedback to judge by
    • Sizes are not listed on the page
    • White colorway shows dirt faster
    4.3 of 5 from 687 ratings
    4.2 of 5 from 23 ratings

    Voltaic Evo Wide - Mens

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    Typical Users
    Trainer
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    OccasionAthletic—
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    SpecPuma Men's Voltaic EvoVoltaic Evo Wide - Mens
    Safety FeaturesProtective TPU toe cap—
    shoe_size7—
    Style310727_09—
    Colour NamePuma Black-stormy Slate-for All Time Red—
    Midsole technology—10 Cell technology
    Outsole coverage—full length rubber coverage
    Fit—wider silhouette
    Wide fit is genuinely roomy, not just a wider upper
  • Comfortable for standing and walking all day
  • Good value for a branded athletic shoe
  • Holds up well for casual use
  • Cons
    • Cushioning feels firm on longer runs
    • Not supportive enough for serious mileage