The brand is...………………..Mizuno!
They got it right. The ride is so natural and smooth. And it keeps getting better over time. They are not perfect though. Some models were a disappointment to me but still there was no denying the high quality. It is simply fantastic. My guess is they at least collaborate with the top engineers in footwear science. This shoe does not get the recognition they deserve. I hope this post helps.
If you were here I’d beat with the pair of mizuno that left me injured. Worse shoes ever. EVER
Really? Did they have a lot miles on them, like more than300? When the midsole compresses to a certain point injuries can happen, in any shoe.
The bran is Saucony! Everun is incredible. ISO fit is revolutionary. Their cross spikes are second to none. Anyone not running in this brand is a chump.
The brand is Spira! Shoes with springs? Never would have thought of that! WOWZERS!
ergwe wrote:
The brand, of course, is Skechers
you, sir, are 100 percent incorrect. skechers makes some of the worst products on the market, and they are a company which profits entirely from designs stolen from other companies (which are brands that actually make high quality products). just look at any of their shoes and try to see any originality. the rocker sole? stolen completely from Hoka. and various shoe uppers are completely ripped off from other companies' products. skechers is not a real running brand. if you want high quality equipment, go buy Altra or Hoka.
Loloollooolloo wrote:
If you were here I’d beat with the pair of mizuno that left me injured. Worse shoes ever. EVER
bump, any 12mm drop shoe is guaranteed to get you injured instantly
Wrong.
Anvil. We more than twice as fast as you slackers in Skechers
Coach JS Shoe wrote:
Didn't know that Coach JS made a shoe--does it have maglev springs that allow you to increase stride length, land light as a feather, turnover as fast as a Makita drill rotates, and look like Velma running from Scooby Doo?
lets out a beep when hr hits 120 bpm
Skechers....Barf...My gripe is no bounce with the shoes just feel flat and uninspiring.
Clever marketing though, pay a legit name millions vs making a decent product and have them wear your custom shoe which is nothing like what you peddle off to consumers.
lazyboi wrote:
if you want high quality equipment, go buy Altra or Hoka.
Hope this was tongue in cheek. Altra and Hoka don't have the money for quality research/design/materials. They're some of the worst shoes I've tried. As a high mileage serious runner I'll only wear namebrand shoes. Nike all the way.
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quality shoes only. wrote:
lazyboi wrote:
if you want high quality equipment, go buy Altra or Hoka.
Hope this was tongue in cheek. Altra and Hoka don't have the money for quality research/design/materials. They're some of the worst shoes I've tried. As a high mileage serious runner I'll only wear namebrand shoes. Nike all the way.
I'm a nike lover all the way but this is funny all of their racers etc. Are durable for about 100 miles or so.
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lazyboi wrote:
Loloollooolloo wrote:
If you were here I’d beat with the pair of mizuno that left me injured. Worse shoes ever. EVER
bump, any 12mm drop shoe is guaranteed to get you injured instantly
Mizuno Wave Sonic - 4mm drop
Mizuno Wave Shadow - 8mm
Mizuno Wave Sky - 10mm
Mizuno Wave Rider - 12mm
The midsole is not a wedge of wood, it compresses when loading weight. The Wave Rider, once running, feels lower drop than the Boston, for instance, just much softer under the heel, with a very stable and smooth transition. Feels lower than the Pegasus, too.
I avoided the Rider for years because of the 12mm drop, and after reading glowing review after glowing review I bought a pair -- best daily trainer in its weight class. For a lighter, speedy trainer, the Boston rules although I've heard great things about the Wave Shadow, and it will probably fit my foot even better than the Adidas; the Saucony Freedom ISO is another great option that I enjoy very much. And most people won't take Under Armour seriously, but the Charged Bandit 3 is an amazing, versatile trainer, very comfortable and feels awesome at speed, and you can find them for peanuts right now.
All the shoes I've mentioned share another trait: they are super durable and dependable.
The best overall build quality I've experienced goes to Mizuno (but some of their shoes are clunky). Saucony can make terrific shoes but also very flawed ones. Adidas, pretty good build quality, but some shoes are poorly designed and fit, badly. New Balance is constantly changing their shoes top to bottom, which is annoying. Skechers isn't quite there in build quality yet. Hokas plain suck, even if the Bondi is very durable (which shoe of similar weight isn't?). Nike not the best but consistently good. Under Armour has some surprisingly good shoes, but no decent performance model. Altras are sloppy and have a terrible ride.
nike wins, period. wrote:
Tried them all, and it's not even close- NIKE.
I haven’t bought from another brand since I made the switch last year. Best shoes, period.
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you made a thread about the best shoe company, and somehow chose the worst brand to be the one.
The answer is simply NIKE.
https://www.statista.com/chart/13470/athletic-footwear-sales/
No. Mizuno. They are a high bar to reach.