Hi, so do you recommend taking a size smaller, which corresponds to 1 cm less? I wear US 9.5 (8,5 UK/27.5 CM) for all other shoes, what size do you recommend? 8,5 UK (27,5 CM) or 8 UK (27 CM)? Thank you PS: I have narrow feet
@@its_Matt_B_ I wear 27.5cm for all other brands. 27.5 cm of Mizuno already corresponds to half a size smaller than, for example, Saucony. So if I get 27.5cm of Mizuno will it fit like 27.5cm of Saucony or will it still be big?
I have 200k on them so far and they're just awesome. It's amazing how light they feel while running, but they're not. Putting them on is a bit challenging, but after a while you find a way. 😂 Awesome running shoes.
Thank you very much for the review. There is a good discount right now and I will take advantage of it. I wear Nike shoes size 11. Based on your warning about the size, what size should I buy?
👍 good video , but used to Nike diffrent shoes soo prob whant change. Would like video on compression sock, running socs, and best t-shirts when its warm/cold ….. stay cool man
I use Swiftwick socks, almost exclusively, and I highly recommend them. (I’m not an affiliate so I don’t get anything if you buy them). Unfortunately I don’t use compression gear or have any recommendations on the best shirts to use because I only use what I have (and haven’t tried too many options).
@@its_Matt_B_ went with Mizunos instead of Salomon's if you remember my previous commenting. It seems to be what I need for long runs. And it suits my foot shape, narrower than normal
The price point on running shoes - like so many other things these days - has climbed too aggressively. I started running in earnest just four years ago - my first shoes, NB 880, retailed less than half the price of these new Mizunos. And $$$ is a problem across nearly all running shoe brands. Certainly there is an early-adopter premium for new tech, but these need to last 600+ miles and compare favorably to their market peers (pick your favorite).
Yes, I had to go down a whole size in this shoe and in the Wave Neo Wind (released at the same time). I recommend you go down at least half a size from what you usually wear. BTW, I have other Mizuno shoes and they fit normally. It is only this (and the other mentioned above) that fit a little long!
@@its_Matt_B_ thanks for your reply, I ordered one size 12 and it was on sale for 185$,hope it will fit well, I will let you know when I receive it, thanks again.
I get it, but that's what a lot of people said in 2017 when the $250 4% came out! Never say never! 🤣 (Just kidding; $250 is absurd for a daily trainer!)
I don't know how companies make money selling running shoes at these prices. I can't imagine a noncompetitive runner spending over $150, no less 250 for a pair of shoes smh. That said...many aren't as practical as I😁😆🤣
I would assume these companies know what they’re doing when it comes to pricing. Shoe prices may seem high, but their research must indicate what the market will tolerate, even if it doesn’t seem like it.
@Matt B Running Of course, these big companies have their market researching and analysis team collecting data and making predictions...that said, they can be wrong, at times. However, perhaps Mizuno has a market (or markets) somewhere we, or rather, I don't know about...frankly, it isn't mainstream runners in the US😊
@@rualablhor Mizuno casts a wide net with their products and are a huge name in many other sports. This price structure could have intended consequences that are outside what you and I would expect.
@Matt B Running just looked up their *wide net...I had no ideas😳 Are they bigger than Asics...I view Asics as a pilar of running shoes. Perhaps, Mizuno is like Nike in Japan, more than just a company specializing running shoes😊
@@rualablhor Mizuno are quite big in Asia and South America in terms of running shoes. But it should be pointed out that Mizuno is not a running company. As in I mean that's not their background.and how they became famous. Running is Asics's background and certainly what they are very famous for. So it makes sense why you see Asics that way Mizuno by contrast is famous as a general sports brand (though their background is in baseball). They are big in a whole range of sports. It's a big brand in golf ⛳ (many people consider their clubs to be the best mainstream ones). It's huge in volleyball 🏐 and they sponsor many national teams. Their rugby boots are quite popular 🏉, and their football ⚽ boots are considered among the best (and are also expensive). They are also in swimming 🥽, badminton 🏸 etc .... Running is more of a side thing for them.
Hi, so do you recommend taking a size smaller, which corresponds to 1 cm less? I wear US 9.5 (8,5 UK/27.5 CM) for all other shoes, what size do you recommend? 8,5 UK (27,5 CM) or 8 UK (27 CM)? Thank you
PS: I have narrow feet
No, I don't recommend going a size smaller in all shoes. This particular model was just made too big!
@@its_Matt_B_ So could I try one size smaller on this shoe? Or just 1/2 size
@@harlandraka2709 I had to drop a full size, so my recommend you do the same.
@@harlandraka2709 I normally wear the same size in Saucony and Mizuno. It was only this shoe that was made too big.
@@its_Matt_B_ I wear 27.5cm for all other brands. 27.5 cm of Mizuno already corresponds to half a size smaller than, for example, Saucony. So if I get 27.5cm of Mizuno will it fit like 27.5cm of Saucony or will it still be big?
I love the design. They are great looking shoes. That's for sure.
Agreed! They sure look sharp! 👊🏽
This space is getting highly competitive indeed. I'm getting by with my Hoka Bondi 7 's for $128 :-). Thanks for the review Matt.
The Bondi 7 is a solid shoe. I’m glad it’s working for you, Ray! 👊🏽
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I have 200k on them so far and they're just awesome. It's amazing how light they feel while running, but they're not. Putting them on is a bit challenging, but after a while you find a way. 😂 Awesome running shoes.
200k? Are you sure? I’m amazed there is anything left of them after that much running!
@@its_Matt_B_ 200 km 😊
@@dennisstepanek2567 Ugh! It seems so obvious now! 😂
Thank you very much for the review. There is a good discount right now and I will take advantage of it. I wear Nike shoes size 11. Based on your warning about the size, what size should I buy?
I recommend going down at least a 1/2 size from Nike. I had to drop a full size, but my feet are a little bigger.
Thank you very much for your quick response and interest. Have a nice day
You too,@@ardaarda3197 ! Enjoy those new shoes!
👍 good video , but used to Nike diffrent shoes soo prob whant change. Would like video on compression sock, running socs, and best t-shirts when its warm/cold ….. stay cool man
I use Swiftwick socks, almost exclusively, and I highly recommend them. (I’m not an affiliate so I don’t get anything if you buy them). Unfortunately I don’t use compression gear or have any recommendations on the best shirts to use because I only use what I have (and haven’t tried too many options).
I prefer Mizuno Skyrise 4. Feels just right for me. Narrow feet and heavy foot lander with flat feet. They feel great for me.
Good to know! I haven't run in the Skyrise yet so i'll definitely look to try them at some point!
@@its_Matt_B_ went with Mizunos instead of Salomon's if you remember my previous commenting. It seems to be what I need for long runs. And it suits my foot shape, narrower than normal
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The price point on running shoes - like so many other things these days - has climbed too aggressively. I started running in earnest just four years ago - my first shoes, NB 880, retailed less than half the price of these new Mizunos. And $$$ is a problem across nearly all running shoe brands.
Certainly there is an early-adopter premium for new tech, but these need to last 600+ miles and compare favorably to their market peers (pick your favorite).
Agreed! On the bright side, I can see these lasting 600 miles.
Hello , you said that you usually wear size 13 but this time size 12 fit you , because I have the same situation, please advise, thanks.
Yes, I had to go down a whole size in this shoe and in the Wave Neo Wind (released at the same time). I recommend you go down at least half a size from what you usually wear. BTW, I have other Mizuno shoes and they fit normally. It is only this (and the other mentioned above) that fit a little long!
@@its_Matt_B_ thanks for your reply, I ordered one size 12 and it was on sale for 185$,hope it will fit well, I will let you know when I receive it, thanks again.
@@farisghalib5314 what a deal! Yes, LMK how they fit for you and what you think of them! 👊🏽
@@its_Matt_B_ it’s fits perfectly, I am very lucky to watch your channel and make the right decision with your help, thanks a lot Matt.
I would too, but the price is too expensive for me! I would stick to the Rider.
It’s an aggressive price point, to be sure, but they’re super comfortable and come with the satisfaction that we’re helping the planet! 🤷🏻♂️
You can get a new Novablast 3 and many other better shoes at the Rider price 😉
The outsole looks like a Octopus leg 🐙🐙🐙🐙🐙
@@i.p2088 🐙👟😍
I wish it would be less expensive outside of Japan. I have to wait a bit for a decent deal like with the Wave Rebellion.
All the most expensive shoes go on sale eventually! It’s worth the wait! 👊🏽
Forget the tropial sustainability nonsense. I ain't paying an xtra 100 clams to "feel good." How is this better than the Wavesky 6/7?
For me the midsole is slightly softer in these than the Wave Sky 6/7. I prefer the upper of the Wave Sky to the Neo Ultra!
I like Mizuno but I’m not paying $250 for a daily trainer. Ever.
I get it, but that's what a lot of people said in 2017 when the $250 4% came out! Never say never! 🤣
(Just kidding; $250 is absurd for a daily trainer!)
wait for sales, I got it for £69
I don't know how companies make money selling running shoes at these prices. I can't imagine a noncompetitive runner spending over $150, no less 250 for a pair of shoes smh. That said...many aren't as practical as I😁😆🤣
I would assume these companies know what they’re doing when it comes to pricing. Shoe prices may seem high, but their research must indicate what the market will tolerate, even if it doesn’t seem like it.
@Matt B Running Of course, these big companies have their market researching and analysis team collecting data and making predictions...that said, they can be wrong, at times. However, perhaps Mizuno has a market (or markets) somewhere we, or rather, I don't know about...frankly, it isn't mainstream runners in the US😊
@@rualablhor Mizuno casts a wide net with their products and are a huge name in many other sports. This price structure could have intended consequences that are outside what you and I would expect.
@Matt B Running just looked up their *wide net...I had no ideas😳 Are they bigger than Asics...I view Asics as a pilar of running shoes. Perhaps, Mizuno is like Nike in Japan, more than just a company specializing running shoes😊
@@rualablhor Mizuno are quite big in Asia and South America in terms of running shoes. But it should be pointed out that Mizuno is not a running company. As in I mean that's not their background.and how they became famous.
Running is Asics's background and certainly what they are very famous for. So it makes sense why you see Asics that way
Mizuno by contrast is famous as a general sports brand (though their background is in baseball). They are big in a whole range of sports. It's a big brand in golf ⛳ (many people consider their clubs to be the best mainstream ones). It's huge in volleyball 🏐 and they sponsor many national teams. Their rugby boots are quite popular 🏉, and their football ⚽ boots are considered among the best (and are also expensive). They are also in swimming 🥽, badminton 🏸 etc ....
Running is more of a side thing for them.
If it was under 230 gr in US 9.5 🤔
This shoe certainly doesn’t meet your
Price doesn't make sense!
It’s definitely expensive, but changing to more sustainable practices is money well spent. 👊🏽
These are like $60 bucks at tj maxx
@@danielcielmaee3642 Nice deal! A little patience after the release date really pays off.
the price is some thing ridicolous
It seems like we’ve only recently grown comfortable with $250 for super shoes. I get it’s a tough price point for this type of shoe!
The fact you have to create a shoe to save the environment is actually hurting it because you are creating something extra.
That is an absurdly negative spin. Shoe companies are going to create shoes. They may as well use sustainable materials. 🤷🏻♂️