First disclaimer: if the shoe doesn't fit you, don't wear it. Sneakers in particular should fit your feet. Your heel should not come off your back; The toes should have enough space in the front, but in general shoes should not be too loose, and shoes that are too tight are bad. I started running in the Wave Inspire a few years ago because (a) they fit me and (b) they fit me. I'm a light guy (130lbs) and a hyperpronator with flat feet. The Wave Inspire has the stability I need. I use them for…

Shoes are a little tight. No one wears this brand to try on. I will probably not buy online again. Must find a cheaper brand.

This review was written by a woman with feminine foot proportions. I've been wearing these shoes for 4 months now. I don't do many miles in these shoes. I jog for short periods or do interval runs, mostly on the treadmill. But they help me move and keep my feet/ankles from hurting. The toe box is roomy, I like the internal foot and ankle support as it's not overly stiff but still effective. I tried them on in store before buying online to make sure I liked them. I bought 11.5 and they are…

Me queda súper cómodo, ideal point personas que tienen el pie plano, es el most tennis Que he utilizado, este it el segundo par que me compro del mismo modelo.

I ordered the Wave Inspire 17 so don't know why it's listed as a 16. 16 was great; They were quite comfortable and lasted 2400 km. Mostly on city streets. The Mizuno Wave Inspire 17 chewed my ankle repeatedly until it bled. I wouldn't use this again.

These things used to be great, now they suck. This is the second couple to experience the same thing. Time for a new shoe brand.

I was a big fan of the Mizunos Wave Ridder because I ran longer than I can remember. This style has helped me get the extra support I need as I'm prone to pronation. Both Wave Rider 16 and Wave Rider 17 came up as expected and had a very short break-in period. A word of warning to anyone looking at the WaVe Rider 18: unlike its predecessors, I found them large.

I really love these shoes. I understand that every foot is different but for me who needs good arch support these are the best shoes I have ever had. The wearing comfort is amazing, it is well made and very durable.

I've been with At for 14 years and these are by far the best running shoes I've owned in my entire career. Like a bigger guy (6ft, 210lbs) who runs over 12 miles a week. I have found that after these runs I no longer have knee/ankle pain like I had with previous shoes. Now on my second pair.

Excellent running shoes. I tested this shoe on a tough hike and it had some stability issues so it's not an off-road shoe. Suitable for trail hiking but not for extreme inclines.

Like the shoes. The top comb is a bit tight. Made for people with narrow feet. If you have a high foot or a high crest on your foot; it's getting tight.

I'm preparing for a marathon, so I run a lot of kilometers. I overpronate so I need supportive shoes. I ran the Saucony Guides but thought I was confused. That's great support. My knees and ankles hold up great. They sit much tighter in the sock. I probably should have increased the size by 1/2. However, they are quite comfortable and keep discomfort to a minimum for those of us who overpronate.

These shoes are a great fit for your feet. comfortable with rubber soles that have held up well. I wear them casually, so I don't exercise, although I try to walk every day; This is mainly because my Fitbit doesn't send reminders and has nothing to do with those real sneakers.

If any of you tried the Nike Max Moto series in the early 2000s but were disappointed when it was discontinued, then this shoe is for you. For pronators, this very well-cushioned shoe offers excellent support and ensures high wearing comfort all day long, even if you are overweight. Mizuno makes other types of running shoes, but the Wave Inspire is their flagship. I've never worn a Wave Inspire that I didn't like; These shoes are well made and don't fall apart as easily as their Nike…

So my thumb rubbed the boot. I had to send them back. Returns are always quick. Trying to find bigger shoes in this style proved impossible. It was like the world had stepped out of the next bigger size.

I have bought many pairs of Mizunos for 15-25km long distance rides. The best part is that they fit the same way whether they are current models, older types or any other type! You need that. Constant production so you can be confident in your purchase. Thank you Mizuno.

I use Mizuno regularly. This new version doesn't provide enough cushioning for my sole (underfoot) like the previous version. It wears out faster than previous versions. However, it still offers more support than other brands.

I'm used to buying Mizuno Wave Riders and I've bought about 30 pairs in the last 16 years. But I decided to try another Mizuno model just because I found them on sale. I didn't do much research, but I trusted the Mizuno name. They felt heavy going in and I ended up doing a little research and found that they are 1.8 ounces heavier than the Wave Riders. They are comfortable but not for long walks or runs. On the day of this trip, the Wave Riders were getting terribly expensive or difficult to…

Great for running but if you need extra support with your walking or your daily activities this is for you but also perfect for running.

This is my third pair of these shoes. They are high quality and fit my feet well. Will continue to buy this brand and style until they stop making them.