
Puma Men’s Alexion Cross Trainer
Last price we saw
$49.16last seen Oct 29
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Our take on the Puma Men’s Alexion Cross Trainer
The Puma Alexion is a neutral, low-top cross trainer built for gym sessions and everyday wear. It pairs a two-tone heather knit upper with a rubber outsole and moderate cushioning, and weighs about 14.2 ounces per shoe. It is not water resistant, so it suits indoor training and dry-weather use rather than wet conditions.
Best forGym-goers who want one shoe for lifting and light cardioNeutral-footed walkers and casual wearersShoppers who prefer a knit upper over leatherSpring and summer everyday use
Pros
- Neutral arch support suits most feet
- Breathable knit upper
- Rubber outsole gives decent grip indoors
- Moderate cushioning balances support and comfort
- Lace-up closure for a secure fit
Cons
- Not water resistant
Puma Men’s Alexion Cross Trainer price history
Lowest price we've seen: $49.16 on Oct 29. Tracked across 1 store since Oct 29.
Specifications
Questions and answers
- Is the Puma Alexion good for running?
- It is a cross trainer, not a running shoe. Moderate cushioning and a 14.2-ounce weight suit gym work and short jogs better than long-distance running.
- Does the Puma Alexion fit true to size?
- Puma cross trainers generally run true to size for most people. If you have wide feet or wear thick socks, consider a half size up.
- Can I wear the Puma Alexion in the rain?
- No. The knit upper is not water resistant, so it will soak through in wet weather. It is best for indoor gyms and dry days.
- What is the Puma Alexion best used for?
- Gym training, walking and casual everyday wear. The neutral arch and rubber outsole handle lifting and light cardio well.
- Is the Puma Alexion good for flat feet?
- It is built for neutral arches with no pronation correction. People with flat feet who need motion control should look at a stability shoe instead.









