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PUMA Faas 300

Every version of the Faas 300 we track, compared on ratings, specs and current price.

Faas 300
51/100
vs. Average
-25

The score is the median Better Shoes Rating of the line's shoes, out of 100. The average product line scores 76, and the Faas 300 scores above 0% of the lines we track.

Rating by version, oldest first

Each dot is one version of the Faas 300, placed by its rating and release year.

Rating

Release year

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PUMA Faas 300 versions with ratings, specs and prices
Version Released Weight Stack Score Change Reviews Price
PUMA Faas 300 v3 2015 54 +5 2
PUMA Faas 300 v2 2013 7.4 oz (men's) 49 5 $90 MSRP

2 shoes

Prices updated daily. Last checked Sep 14.

  1. PUMA

    Faas 300 v3

    54 Bottom-tier Bottom-tier · 2 reviews · Confidence 45/100

    v3 (2015) · Daily trainer · Neutral

    One of two reviewers so far prefers it to the Faas 250 for comfort and the upper.

    Faas 300 v3
    Durability 56
    Overall
    54
    Value
    68
    Cushioning
    67
    Appearance
    66
    Comfort
    57
    Durability
    56
    Confidence
    45

    Buy it now

    Not available at tracked retailers right now.

    Pros

    One of two reviewers so far prefers it to the Faas 250 for comfort and the upper.

    The Faas 300 v2 before it scores 49 on five reviews, against this version's 53.

    Cons

    Reviewers rate durability 3.0 out of 5, its lowest dimension.

    One of two reviewers so far had the pronation control aggravate a peroneal tendon while breaking it in.

  2. PUMA

    Faas 300 v2

    49 Bottom-tier Bottom-tier · 5 reviews · Confidence 70/100

    v2 (2013) · Daily trainer · Neutral · 7.4 oz (men's)

    At 7.4 oz it is well under the 8.9 oz median for daily trainers on sale, and two reviewers call it light with enough cushioning.

    Faas 300 v2
    Durability 59

    MSRP $90

    Overall
    49
    Value
    71
    Cushioning
    66
    Appearance
    64
    Durability
    59
    Comfort
    52
    Confidence
    70

    Buy it now

    Not available at tracked retailers right now.

    Pros

    At 7.4 oz it is well under the 8.9 oz median for daily trainers on sale, and two reviewers call it light with enough cushioning.

    Two reviewers praise the flexible sole across pavement, track and trail.

    Reviewers rate value 4.4 out of 5, its highest dimension.

    Cons

    Four of five reviewers who answered report an injury while running in it.

    One of five reviewers so far names durability as their only concern, while another gets 400 to 500 miles.