The PUMA men’s El Rey Cross is indeed a royal slip on shoe. Besides the no nonsens minimal design of the El Rey Cross the slip-on feels comfortable and trustworthy.

The design of the El Rey slip on sneaker is based on it’s brother El Ace. A fashion sneaker with laces closure. The El Rey though is even more easy going due to it’s

PUMA is one of the world’s leading sport lifestyle companies that designs and develops footwear, apparel and accessories. PUMA starts in Sport and ends in Fashion. Personally I´m a fan of the PUMA sport shoes, they have stylish trainers with no laces, as the PUMA El Rey shows.

Our El Ace sneaker silhouette is still one of our relative-newbies…but totally growing up to be an icon someday. It’s one of those low-profile kicks that goes with pretty much anything jeans/cords/khakis-wise (who doesn’t love versatility?), and the PUMA designers are always playing with new takes on its clean, California-cool style. This one pairs the shoe’s signature molded rubber strap – originally born on the PUMA El Rey slip-on – with an all-over perforated leather.

Perforated leather upper with molded rubber strap detail at midfoot
Lace closure for a snug fit
Anti-microbial Eco Ortho Lite sock liner for comfort
Grippy rubber outsole
PUMA branding at tongue
Stamped PUMA Cat Logo at strap detail on lateral side
PUMA Cat Logo at heel
If you remember your high school Spanish, you know that El Rey means King. And if you were one of those kids who took French or Latin, well, you’ll just have to take our word for it. Can you expect royal subjects to drop at your feet when you slip these on? No, but you might find yourself walking a little taller in these kingly kicks.

A great alternative for the PUMA El Rey is the Puma Osu trainer, one of the most popular slip on sneakers for a long time.