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Mizuno Wave Sky 7: A Closer Look
The Mizuno Wave Sky 7 is a neutral running shoe designed for long runs and everyday wear. It boasts a plush, cushioned midsole and a smooth, supportive upper. Here's a breakdown of the shoe's key components:
Upper:
The Wave Sky 7 features a redesigned upper constructed with a smooth, stretchy woven material made from recycled materials. This upper is comfortable and breathable, conforming to the shape of your foot without feeling restrictive. It also provides good lockdown and support throughout your run.
However, some runners might find the upper a bit too soft and lacking in structure, especially for narrow feet. If you need a more precise fit, you might want to consider trying on a different shoe.
Midsole:
The midsole of the Wave Sky 7 is the star of the show. It's made with a combination of Mizuno Enerzy Core and Enerzy foam. The Enerzy Core is a soft, bouncy foam that provides excellent shock absorption and energy return, making your runs feel more comfortable and efficient. The Enerzy foam underneath is slightly firmer and more stable, providing a good balance between cushioning and responsiveness.
This midsole is quite thick, which contributes to the shoe's overall plush feel. However, it also comes at the cost of some weight. Runners looking for a lightweight, minimalist shoe might find the Wave Sky 7 a bit bulky.
Outsole:
The Wave Sky 7 utilizes Mizuno's X10 carbon rubber outsole. This outsole is designed for durability and traction. It provides good grip on various surfaces, including roads, sidewalks, and light trails. However, the outsole is on the heavier side, which contributes to the overall weight of the shoe.
Overall:
The Mizuno Wave Sky 7 is a well-cushioned, comfortable running shoe that is ideal for long runs and everyday wear. It offers a plush ride with a good balance of cushioning and energy return. However, the shoe is on the heavier side and might not be the best choice for runners looking for a lightweight, minimalist shoe.
Here are some additional things to consider:
The Wave Sky 7 is available in both men's and women's sizes.
The typical price is around $170
Users consider this shoe to be great for cushioning, traction, and for all-day wear, but find it to be a bit heavy.
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[@Pianoman1234321]

Personal thoughts from fall 2023 try-on: much improved from the past version, I just don't know where I'd fit it into my rotation 🤷‍♂️ there are softer options for recovery runs, and there are lighter options for long runs and daily training.

[@jollyroger1009]

My wife and I have the t-shirt that Seth is wearing today!

[@Shevock]

Qd, my Gel Cumulus got more cushion. So far i don't like the change. It rocks differently. But I'm giving it time to grow on me.

[@over1498]

Hey dude I saw once in the shoedio a while back that you had those Antepes shoes, with negative heel to to drop. I can't find a review for them though, did you do one? Or were they that bad, you were just like "let's not speak of this again"

[@farisjn7771]

Please review hoka mach 6

[@tuliomartino9976]

Hey Seth? Did you have to delete the On review?

[@Therunnerandthevalley123]

Embargo issues. If he keeps going like this companies are going to stop sending him shoes.

[@Greatvids134]

Disagree about the price rating. You give a 9 on durability, and is priced cheaper than shoes that will only give you half the lifespan 🤔

[@junglisttt]

All shoes are expensive anyway.

[@marlinweekley51]

Perhaps something like “value index” should be used. Durability score/ price=VI.

[@MK-tk8tb]

Pricing score is so subjective it is worthless.

[@ClarkKasheta]

Seems like a perfect option for heavier runners...the price, though.

[@garysailors]

Oh Seth my OCD gets triggered with your closeup shots of the twisted laces!!😂

[@blueaxe27]

Me too 😂

[@benforeman9370]

QOD: I’d say blended foams. EVA/Peba or something similar.

[@Thesamh2121]

QD: Working in run specialty, a buying trend I've noticed is that people are becoming more polarized when it comes to cushion. I've noticed more and more people like something a bit firmer nowadays.

[@QronoZ713]

Meanwhile the 1080 and Nimbus 26 is bestsellers for us...

[@RunningMan1414]

I don't really know about that Skechers comment. My 2 highest mileage shoes all-time are both Skechers (Go Run Ride 7 and Go Run Ride 8) beating multiple Asics, Saucony, Nike or Hoka shoes

[@marrunslow3815]

Thoughts on NB Fuelcell Rebel v 4 and Saucony endorphin speed 4 s??

[@richardrankin7488]

The trend is wider shoes right across the board. It is a good time to have wide feet, not so good if you do not.

[@richardrankin7488]

And y’all know about scrunching? More volume, more scrunching which is great if you have wide feet, not so good if you do not.

[@mattpotts6649]

Qod- they seem to be getting heavier again…

[@fuksy]

higher stack

[@elliotendures]

Trend (bad one imo) I’m seeing is companies not letting go of EVA.

[@JaySizz]

Agreed. We're all staring at Hoka with their extremely expensive shoes that never go on sale.... and still use EVA?? 🤣 How about the Rebel line? They had an extremely successful nitrogen infused TPU in the 1, 2, and 3... and then switched to a "Pebax infused EVA" for the 4... likely because Pebax gave them some kind of incentive to incorporate the material? into... EVA? Yeah, no.

[@elliotendures]

@@JaySizz In some ways, the Rebel is even worse in my mind. I think NB just wanted to say Peba for its marketing capabilities. But then they do 80% EVA 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@janetduback5161]

More $$$