  Puff Field Theory is a low energy decoupling regime of string theory that
still retains the non-local attributes of the parent theory - while preserving
isotropy for its non-local degrees of freedom. It realizes an extended
holographic dictionary at strong coupling and dynamical non-local states akin
to defects or the surface operators of local gauge theories. In this work, we
probe the non-local features of PFT using D3 branes. We find supersymmetric
configurations that end on defects endowed with non-Abelian degrees of freedom.
These are 2+1 dimensional defects in the 3+1 dimensional PFT that may be viewed
as volume operators. We determine their R-charge, vacuum expectation value,
energy, and gauge group structure.
