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GV Special Lace Up Sneakers
Back in the 1970s, Argentinian tennis player Guillermo Vilas smashed through winning streaks. On the court he dominated any surface and serve sent his way. Off the court, he was equally renowned for his confidence and charisma. In the ‘80s PUMA created his signature shoe, the GV Special, which pays tribute to its namesake with a court meets street aesthetic that is iconic to this day. Its silhouette features perforated detailing for breathability, plus a chunky sole. Today, the GV Special has been upgraded with new colorways and maximized comfort.
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GV Special Lace Up Sneakers
GV Special Lace Up Sneakers
Back in the 1970s, Argentinian tennis player Guillermo Vilas smashed through winning streaks. On the court he dominated any surface and serve sent his way. Off the court, he was equally renowned for his confidence and charisma. In the ‘80s PUMA created his signature shoe, the GV Special, which pays tribute to its namesake with a court meets street aesthetic that is iconic to this day. Its silhouette features perforated detailing for breathability, plus a chunky sole. Today, the GV Special has been upgraded with new colorways and maximized comfort.
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Back in the 1970s, Argentinian tennis player Guillermo Vilas smashed through winning streaks. On the court he dominated any surface and serve sent his way. Off the court, he was equally renowned for his confidence and charisma. In the ‘80s PUMA created his signature shoe, the GV Special, which pays tribute to its namesake with a court meets street aesthetic that is iconic to this day. Its silhouette features perforated detailing for breathability, plus a chunky sole. Today, the GV Special has been upgraded with new colorways and maximized comfort.
