Mizuno Wave Skyrise 4 Mens Running Shoes (Sizes 7-12) ... 10% off if you sign up to newsletter.

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Reduced from £129.99. In my experience they run true to size.

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Product code: 1202941

For everyday runners who like a floating sensation while running. You will feel like you are floating with this shoe designed for smooth runs. It features MIZUNO ENERZY for soft cushioning and high energy return. MIZUNO WAVE enhances the stability while still maintaining the floating feeling.

Shoe Type: Cushioned
Suitability: Half Marathon, Marathon
Surface: Road

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26th Apr
Worth pointing out this is a max cushioned everyday running shoe with a rocker design for stability in your stride. It won't be particularly fast or light and some people don't get on with rockers, but it will be comfortable. if that's what you're after it looks like a decent shoe. Just be sure what you're getting!
27th Apr
Could not find any information on “rocker” type of shoes. How can it be bad? Thanks
26th Apr
0.85% Top cashback, 1.5% Quidco.
26th Apr
Damn, missed tcb...:(
26th Apr
Very good trainer. I bought this as my first proper running shoe, and have stuck with Mizuno Wave Sky ever since. Usually around £75 so this is a great price.
26th Apr
It’s a very good price for a shoe that isn’t old. £139.99 rrp, you are lucky to get shoes half price within a couple of years from launch
26th Apr
£60-65 elsewhere. The RRP is silly, but the price is still good. Heat .
26th Apr
All running shoes have silly rrp.
26th Apr
Same price at House of Fraser and Sports Direct:
houseoffraser.co.uk/bra…474

sportsdirect.com/miz…474
26th Apr
All the same company!
26th Apr
I stocked, amongst many others Mizuno running shoes. They hold you foot well; tell it what to do. Unlike Aiscs and Hoka, etc whereby it's just a big blomangey feeling for their shoes mainly. They were excellent even if you pronated their neutral shoes still kept your foot in a good position. Worth the money.
26th Apr
Are these any good? Husband bought me some for my birthday and not sure if to just return them or give them a try
26th Apr
Mizuno is pretty popular in Japan I'd imagine they're pretty good trainers I've been tempted myself
26th Apr
I have some mizuno wave sky 6 and found them to be pretty uncomfortable and very heavy. I wouldn’t buy mizuno again I will be going g back to brooks running shoes
26th Apr
They tend to be quite rigid -see above comments - unlike the floppy-blomgey feel you get with Asics -those people who pourpousefully under produce their shoes and over market them to make everyone go mad for them. It's always a good idea to compare the weights of shoes prior to purchase. Best of luck.
26th Apr
Tricky payment taking though. Had to do it several times and ended up using Gpay.
26th Apr
Great price.
27th Apr
Same price at Sports Direct but no extra 10%
27th Apr
Shame no free returns, would have been good to compare sizes
29th Apr
Most reviews say true to size. I've taken the plunge and ordered my normal size. Will let you know what the fit is like.
27th Apr
Anyone with pronation tried these?
28th Apr
Will these be good for someone with lower back pain?
I understand it's best going to a running shop, to find out what would be an ideal trainers etc. But just looking at decent priced footwear.

I tend to wear Reebok with added cushioning. (edited)
1 h, 39 m ago
Anyone know if the women’s version is any good?

houseoffraser.co.uk/bra…wcB
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runningshoesguru.com/rev…ew/