Wave Drive Shoes (Mizuno)

Written by Anonymous I been using mizuno running shoes for almost a year, since my running career started. I can guarantee complete comfort and durability. The style is great and mostly preferred by a lot of runners. In terms of the price it can be bought in a good and reasonable price. For me, it's the best shoes I ever had. I can't run without it.

Written by neversolis - Top 5 reviewer - View all my reviews if you are like me, and love mizunos in general, then these shoes are FANTASTIC!

you can get these for about like 45$ or less on the web, probably 25$ abotu if you buy in a specialty store in china, but they are worth every penny

these shoes have one of the best durability i have ever seen. i have worn mine wave drive 3 shoes for about 8 months now, and other than some dirtying on the cloth, it is like brand new! the grip to the floor is awesome! still very good grip after 8 months of wear of playing about 15-20 hrs every week! and the fabric is still good. the comfortable it is too!

Written by t3h anarchist - #1 reviewer - View all my reviews These are Mizuno shoes, but they do not quite live up to Mizuno standards in my opinion. They definitely have the awesome grip of typical Mizuno shoes, but theres something about their structure that i do not like about them.

They are kind of stiff, yet they still lack good support. They are not very comfortable for this reason. Also, the material seems to be very compact and hard, so the air ventilation is pretty poor. The feel of them is just not that great, and also it does not like mold to your foot, so your foot sores easily. Maybe some people will like them for their flexibility despite the stiffness of the material, but it just does not work for me.

Written by TFIF - Top 50 reviewer - View all my reviews These shoes are ideal for playing on tara flex flooring or other soft flooring surfaces. If your a little heavy and are playing on concrete or any other hard surface then these shoes may not be the best choice since the amount of cushioning provided is minimal. The fit is comfortable even if you have wide feet, and you get at least a years use out of the them before the tread runs out. If your playing on concrete then I'd go for the mizuno wave flick instead since these have a little more cushioning. The wave drives are regularly used by most professional players including the Chinese national team. However, they cost around $100 and are not widely available outside of Asia, they can be order from http://www.iruiru.com/e/.