Product Details
- Size: 11 D(M) US
- Color: Pewter/Anthracite/Cyber Yellow
- Brand: Mizuno
- Model: Wave Inspire 8-M
- Fabric type: Synthetic and mesh
- Dimensions: .75 pounds
Features
- Air mesh upper
- Solid rubber forefoot outsole
- AIRmesh
- ap+ Midsole
- APMA Seal of Acceptance
Mizuno Men's Wave Inspire 8 Running Shoe,Pewter/Anthracite/Cyber Yellow,11 D US
Product Description
You're never lacking for motivation to hit the road when you can look forward to lacing up the Mizuno Men's Wave Inspire 8 Running Shoe. With a shoe as lightweight, smooth, and supportive as the Inspire 8, the miles simply fly by.Product Features
- Upper Material: AirMesh
- Lining:
- Waterproofing: water-resistant
- Sole: X10 carbon rubber
- Midsole: Pebax Rnew wave plate, AP+ (copolymer), Mizuno Intercool
- Footbed: removable ortholite insock
- Heel / Forefoot Height:
- Construction:
- Lacing: standard
- Arch Support:
- Weight: [pair] 10.9 oz
- Recommended Use: running
- Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
13 of 15 people found the following review helpful.
AMAZING SHOE
By robes
OMFG I AM IN LOVE WITH THIS SHOE.This shoe is light, sleek, has good stability, and its good for people who over-pronate. My right foot over pronates and it fixed it right away. The blue color of the shoe is actually a little bit deeper. I was having problems with my shin before I used this shoe. When I started running with the shoes the pain immediately went away. These shoes are magic--well not really, they are just high-tech Japanese shoes.
9 of 10 people found the following review helpful.My Wandering Days are Over
By Blest One
When it came time to replace my worn-out Wave Inspire 7's, I got curious about another company that had my "Adrenaline" all pumped up by their fancy technology for absorbing shock. I thought they'd provide better cushioning, but in the middle of a half marathon when knee pain kicked in, I wasn't "running happy", and finally admitted what the blisters and dead cat bounce cushioning had been telling me all along: it was time to try the Wave Inspire 8's. Wow! and Awesome! are understatements. This is the most comfortable shoe I've ever worn for my size 13, somewhat narrow and mildly overpronating feet. Mizuno got everything dialed in perfectly on this model. I'm battling the urge to stockpile a bunch so I can have a great shoe to run in for the next ten years. The 8's have a slightly reduced upper around the ankle (nice, because the 7's initially rubbed my ankle bone), a slightly more roomy toe box, and better forefoot cushoining than the 7's. I did a 20 mile run last week, had no pain anywhere, and the blisters are gone. The guy at the running store told me once people run in Mizuno's, they don't go back to other brands. I certainly learned my lesson! Couldn't recommend them more.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful.Incredible Stability Shoe!
By L. Glaesemann
A life-long Nike supporter, I decided to get fitted for a running shoe since I am preparing for the Houston Marathon. I knew that I had flat, narrow feet, but I didn't know that I had a problem with pronation until the salesman watched my running stride. Telling him that my previous shoe was a Nike Vomero 6, I half-expected him to bring out the Vomero 7s. Was I stunned when he fitted me with Mizuno Wave Inspire 8.The moment I put on these stability shoes I knew I was wearing something special. When I ran with them in the store, my ankles didn't turn, and, in a way, it made my feet feel wider. The one comment the salesman made was that the Wave Inspire takes a little bit longer to adjust to a runner's feet, but after running with them a couple of shorter runs of four and five miles, these shoes paid huge dividends on the long run of 13 miles.What I experienced on that long run was close to divine. I recognized that the Wave 8's designers understood the needs of long distance runners for the simple fact that the shoes prevented much of the energy from the pavement weakening my legs. As a result of the shoe's technology, I can run longer distances at a faster pace without my legs and feet feeling it afterwards.I will continue using my Nike Vomeros for my gym workouts, but if you're a long distance runner (or at least trying to be as I am), then I definitely recommend being fitted for a running shoe at your local shoe store. You may be surprised. In my case, I found a wonderful stability shoe in the Mizuno Wave Inspire 8!
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