Men's Wave Legacy Shoes

The Mizuno waves are very comfortable with a perfect fit. They are very easy to clean and the quality of the product and Manufacturing is second to none. Mizuno made the wave legacies Very light with no problems or issues with tired or sore feet after wearing them all day and can be used for almost any outdoor activities including low grade hiking with superior wet terrain grip. I used these wave legacy in Sadona AZ. On flat and low grade hikes and had zero issues with grip. The wet grip while running is also superior. Extremely happy with this purchase and would recommend you give them a buy. The Mizuno wave legacies are a very safe blind buy.

Worn as a daily shoe, it’s very comfortable (not a runner). The upper mesh is quite padded. Length and width seem true to size. Tongue and heel are comfortable and laces long enough if you are locking the heels in. I feel more cushioning than stability, but that’s what I wanted. Good looking shoe as well.

My new favorite shoes. These are everything you would expect in a shoe costing $150. Shoe prices have gone crazy so I was happy to find this brand that provides great cushioning and support for a daily walking shoe. The size fit perfect and the quality appears to be there although i have only worn them for several weeks. Many colors to choose from too. I've always worn New Balance shoes but lately the product quality has gone down while their prices have gone up. The wide sizes from Mizuno work just as good as NB.

These may be keepers. First impressions of my pair lay out as follows: Very comfortable for a medium width foot with a long, lowish arch. Almost too loose in the heel, but using the heel lock (that extra lace hole) fixes that. The heel counter is among the best. And the heel collar is thick enough to feel supportive and secure, but not so thick as to feel confining or bulbous. The insole is of average quality; best to replace it with a serious insole. The tongue isn't gusseted, but it's wide enough to cover my instep and leave no sock showing. And there's a keeper loop on the tongue(s). The midsole has enough squish to ease joint pain from heel strikes, but not so squeezey as to feel like all the new mega-foam midsoles, the massive squishy foam density of which only serves to stress the metatarsal's and cause aching and pain, especially if you're a walker. The outsole leans toward cheap--1 to 1.5mm, and probably won't last over 100 miles. Nice features include a vertical reflective stripe on the pull loop, and the trademark "Wave" insert that runs half the length of the midsole. To me, this version of the wave provides a quick three-prong sequence: landing stability, shock absorption, and minimal rebound. About the wave plate: I think the application of the plate could be much better. On my pair its edges aren't sculpted to make it look like it disappears smoothly into the insole. In other words, it looks crudely applied. On the other hand, it feels effective. Whether it stays in place over the long haul, I can't say.

These are great. Feet are pretty touchy. I can wear most Nike's, but a couple of the other brands just don't work for my feet. I bought a much earlier model that this shoe has now replaced, as a running shoe about 10 year ago. I went to a dedicated running store, thinking I would walk out with one of the popular pairs like Saucony,New Balance, Hoka or even Nike. I had worn Saucony running shoes for years. I did a "blind" test and ended up walking out with the Mizunos (didn't even know they made running shoes - familiar with their golf clubs and baseball gear). Unfortunately other physical issues forced me to slow my run down to a daily walk. I wore them alternately with a pair of Nikes for walking and they have always been comfortable. Indeed so much so that I have now "assigned" them to my travel-only walking shoes (I like their color and style and didn't want to completely wear them out). Long story short, I knew I wanted another pair of Mizuno shoes. This pair was as close as I could get to the old ones. I need a wide toe - box and when I first got them, I thought they might be too narrow. But one time walking in them convinced me they give me just the right amount of support. I am very happy with them and the price point is right.

Great shoes. Love mizuno for my old feet! Great for walking 20k steps a day at Disney

Very stylish, super comfortable, W--toe box has great room 11.5's "my normal size" seem just a touch long, but think 11's would equally touch small. I have serve supination, support is a must. The sole seems to give maximum stability in tow & heal sections as it wider than my foot by 1/2" in heal & 3/4" in ball/toe area The light weight is remarkably noticeable to me as I am above left knee amputee.. as far as the durability they seem well built. It works well on my prosthetic foot..

Great for training at the gym….stairmaster or exercise. So comfortable that I ordered another pair different color

Excelentes zapatos. Muy suaves excelente calidad

Bought these in white to wear at the gym and they're the best. True to size (Adi 11 is my reference and I got these in 11 non-wide), breathable, cushiony, and they just look great. I also use them for urban hikes and have no problem wearing them on informal evening outings. I prettty much wear them all the time. The white fabric does get dirty, but that's fine... It shows the shoes and I have a history together. I wipe them occasionally with an oxygen whitener and that helps. Thinking of getting another white pair as backup and a black pair as well because they look so nice... So do the grey ones... Might get those too!

Están súper cómodos!!

Muy ligero y confortable

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