Has anyone tried on the mizuno wave 10? i tried them on in my local running store and i really liked them i took the treadmill test and the guy that was helping me out said that the shoes i need are the mizuno wave rider 16 i am 5'11 and 145 pounds i am running around 65 miles per week and running more every week does someone have any advise between the wave inspire 10 and riders 16 ?
ones a support shoe and the other is neutral buddy..figure out which one u need based on ur pronation...i overpronate moderately and the inspire 10 is great imo. i used the inspire 9 as well prevously
I play the Mizuno 825 Pro irons , best clubs in Golf.
MP 64 is better bro, though the 825s aren't bad.
Oh shit we are talking about running shoes.
Rider 17 is neutral, Inspire 10 is not, as stated before.
Alextherunnerdude wrote:
Has anyone tried on the mizuno wave 10? i tried them on in my local running store and i really liked them i took the treadmill test and the guy that was helping me out said that the shoes i need are the mizuno wave rider 16 i am 5'11 and 145 pounds i am running around 65 miles per week and running more every week does someone have any advise between the wave inspire 10 and riders 16 ?
Alextherunnerdude wrote:
Has anyone tried on the mizuno wave 10? i tried them on in my local running store and i really liked them i took the treadmill test and the guy that was helping me out said that the shoes i need are the mizuno wave rider 16 i am 5'11 and 145 pounds i am running around 65 miles per week and running more every week does someone have any advise between the wave inspire 10 and riders 16 ?
Get whichever one is more comfortable. Seriously. I've worked at a running store - we're not doctors or biomechanists. Go by comfort.
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