You know that excitement you get as a runner when a new shoe is released and it turns out that you really love the look of them? We all know that function is more important than aesthetics, but it sure adds to that runner’s high if you’re actually stoked to try on a new pair of slick-looking shoes. This is exactly how I felt when I opened the shoebox to see the Mizuno Wave Rebellions…
NORCROSS, GA – (January 12, 2020) – Mizuno, a global leader in running footwear and apparel, launches its newest addition to the Mizuno Wave Inspire family – Wave Inspire 17. The Wave Inspire 17 received an all new update, with it’s most notable upgrade being the inclusion of Mizuno’s latest foam technology in the heel wedge, MIZUNO ENERZY, which is designed to increase softness and responsiveness for the runner. “The 17th edition of our Wave Inspire includes the…
After spending the last two years running in more minimal shoes, it was a good experience to mix it up with the thicker (but still surprisingly light) Mizuno Wave Inspire 14. I’ve been using them for the past month during my shorter training runs as a break from my regular shoes and regular experience. Many of the reviews I read online about these shoes highlighted their sturdyness and support. Those comments had me worried…
I am pretty sure we have finally crossed over into full on summer weather – which means that it’s time to stow away the long sleeves and tights and find some new shirts and shorts. We were recently sent a few items from Mizuno’s Alpha Series – the Alpha Vent Tee and Alpha 2 in 1 Shorts. I am a big fan of this tee. It fit true to size – not too tight nor too loose –…
Shoe: Mizuno Wave Sky 2 Category: Neutral Weight: 11.5 oz Heel Drop: 10mm Release Date: 6/12/18 Cost: $150 Specs (from Mizuno): Maximum cushioning meets maximum comfort in the new Wave Sky 2, built for neutral runners. A full length U4icX midsole works in harmony with cloudwave technology for a plush and lively ride. Another key feature is the Aerohug fit technology, an innovative fit system which adapts to the runner’s foot in motion, to…
I have reviewed a lot of (great) shoes in my time at Run Oregon. I have been lucky that my feet apparently can adapt to most shoes quite well and have only had one test pair that I couldn’t end up utilizing. One shoe company that I have consistently worn over the years is Mizuno, and I have been supremely impressed with their stuff. I have been using the Mizuno Wave Rider Series since back…
The Mizuno Wave Sonic are the newest road racing shoes from Mizuno and they offer you a very firm sole, which is perfect for short fast distances. The outsole has a single piece of rubber from heel to toe which boosts durability and traction at quicker paces and also provides a snappy toe off. The upper part of the shoe has a mesh styling which is very breathable and keeps everything cool and flowing.…
I’m not picky about much, but running shoes are on that short list. I’m on my feet a lot for work and I want to run forever, so I think it’s especially important for me to stay selective with my footwear. I won’t test just any shoe, mainly because I’m no longer in my twenties and my body reminds me of that when I’m not careful. If there’s ever any question, I don’t have a…
Trying shoes from a different brand than you normally buy is like going on a blind date. You are excited and nervous, but have no idea how it will turn out. After countless years of being comfortable in the same brand, it was interesting to lace up a pair of shoes from a company I have never tried. I have a few friends who have worn Mizunos and have never heard anything bad about them,…
Happy Global Running Day! Wave at your fellow runners! For those of you have met our blogger Teresa, you probably are familiar with her warm personality, infectious smile, and propensity for interacting and waving at every runner she passes. For the most part, I feel that Oregon is pretty high in the “waving” category, and although we have probably all ran in cities/states/locations where the interaction was minimal, I like to think that most runners…
