Who should buy the PUMA Complete TFX Sprint 3

The PUMA Complete TFX Sprint 3 is a reliable track spike engineered for:

  • novice and elite-level sprinters and hurdlers
  • competitions and training

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Profile of the PUMA Complete TFX Sprint 3

Use – Apparent through its name, the PUMA Complete TFX Sprint 3 is an updated model that is chiefly configured for sprinting. However, it also functions in hurdles, boosting the momentum of the athlete for robust performance. 

Spike Plate – Just like that of Adidas Adizero Accelerator, the Complete TFX Sprint 3 is outfitted with a TPU spike plate. It is intended for an efficient toe-off while maintaining the lightweight, durable qualities of the track and field shoe.

PUMA Complete TFX Sprint 3 profile

Updates to the PUMA Complete TFX Sprint 3 

  • Focusing improvements on fit and breathability, the Complete TFX Sprint 3 flaunts synthetic leather and air-mesh. These upper materials supplement additional support and security. 
  • To maintain the reliable capabilities of the sprinting spike, it is still equipped with the same spike plate- TPU plate. It balances both the weight and durability of the shoe. 
  • Acting as the underfoot coverage is the spike’s rubber outsole. It aids in augmenting the sturdiness and grip of the shoe on a variety of surfaces. 

PUMA Complete TFX Sprint 3 updates

Secure wrap around the foot

Unlike most track and field spikes that are unisex, the PUMA Complete TFX Sprint 3 is listed in both men’s and women’s sizes. It is available in standard sizing measurement. Thus, athletes can get a pair using their usual size preference. 

PUMA Complete TFX Sprint 3 secure around the foot

Sporting a traditional lacing system, the Complete TFX Sprint 3 offers a secure wrap around the foot. Moreover, the combination of both synthetic and mesh upper betters the support provided by the track spike.

Complete TFX Sprint 3 delivers grippy traction

For lasting protection against the coarse track surfaces, the PUMA Complete TFX Sprint 3 is shielded with a rubber outsole. Such an outer component permits grippy traction while promoting strength.

PUMA Complete TFX Sprint 3 delivers grippy traction

The spike plate of the sprint shoe is similar to some Adidas models, such as the Adizero Finesse and Distancestar. This plate enables a propulsive ride by keeping the athlete on his/her toes. 

Sturdy and lightweight

This is further advanced by the rigid properties of the spike plate. Moreover, such characteristics also deliver durability while maintaining minimal weight.

PUMA Complete TFX Sprint 3 spike plate

A full-length EVA foam is situated in the midsole of the Complete TFX Sprint 3. Although it is very sturdy, it does not sacrifice the comfort delivered by the track spike. 

Offers in-shoe cushioning

It helps enhance in-shoe cushioning while maintaining the shock-attenuating attributes of this track and field sprinting shoe.

PUMA Complete TFX Sprint 3 midsole

The same midsole component is present in the ASICS Hyper LD 5 and Nike Zoom Rival SD 2. 

Breathable and comfortable

The upper composition of the Complete TFX Sprint 3 exhibits a high-strength, form-fitting combination of both synthetic and air-mesh materials.

PUMA Complete TFX Sprint 3 Breathable and comfortable

These grant a breathable, comfortable in-shoe experience. 

PUMA Complete TFX Sprint 3 provides a lockdown fit

With the sprinting spike’s upper construction, the runner will not have to worry about premature removal nor slippage of the shoe.

PUMA Complete TFX Sprint 3 lockdown fit

An internal band arch bandage also keeps the foot in place, offering lockdown. Lastly, a traditional lacing closure supplies an adjustable fit, keeping comfort and security.

Facts / Specs

Weight: Men 6.4oz / Women 5.2oz
Closure: Lace-up
Event: Running
Features: Removable Spikes
Surface: Rubber
Use: Sprints, Hurdles
BRAND Brand: PUMA

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Zack Dunn
Zack Dunn

I race distances between 800 meters and 10K whether it be on the track, the roads, or on cross country courses. My typical training consists of easy days, long days, workouts (fartleks, tempos, interval training, etc.). My typical training paces range from 7’30 a mile on easy days to sub-5 minutes a mile on fast interval days, and with many paces in between. I run anywhere from 40-60 miles a week. My personal bests are 2:00 for 800m, 4:30 for 1600m, 9:50 for 3200m, 15:57 for 5K, and 34:10 for 10K.