Mizuno Inspire Men's Quarry Stormy Weather Athletic Running Shoes Review

This is my second Wave Inspire from Mizuno for men. After version 14 I switched to version 15 and so far (about 80 km) I am very happy with it. As with the predecessor, I am very impressed with the cushioning of the sole. It is very comfortable and has a "springy" feel that reduces stress on the joints. I like the outsole characteristics of the Mizuno much more than the Brooks Adrenaline GTS (version 18), my other running shoes, which feel flat and hard and wear out very quickly. So thumbs up…

I ran in college and bought these shoes because I was looking for extra support to stop pronation (inward rotation of the foot). After 2 runs and about 12-15 miles in them these shoes feel great. Tough to the touch but at the same time comfortable and also a very stable walking platform. The toe box is probably as standard as most running shoes, but nothing to worry about for those with a large forefoot. My pinky usually tears holes in my boots, but I feel good in them. The padded tongue is a…

I love these Mizunos and have put miles on them. The only problem is that, like in the past, this pair has a worn patch that leaves a hole next to the skin of the sock that hits the net. about 50 miles on all their shoes. I wish they had lasted longer

Not good. Toe dropped too far. Made my old running injury so bad I had to stop for MONTHS. So NO, I don't like these shoes! Wish I would have gone up a size. Also, not that great arch support nor pronation support. Not really happy with these..

I love these shoes. I've ordered the same (but updated) model of these shoes over and over again (I think I'm on my sixth pair). I'm a vet and I'm on my feet all day. Since wearing ASICS Kayanos Gel, my back and ankle pain has greatly reduced. I overpronate and they are very stable on my ankles. Highly recommended

Very happy with the shoes. This shoe model has a history of small design changes that always make me hesitate to buy a new model. Luckily they fit my foot type this year. I have a light to medium arch and foot in between a wide foot and a normal foot. I bought a normal size not a wide one and I feel great in these shoes. I am considering buying another pair or two when these wear out.

This shoe works well for me. Sticks to the road and offers the right amount of support without being too heavy. Not the best choice for trail running as the soft sole is not designed for rugged, rocky terrain. Comfortable and light.

After 70 days of wearing these shoes, the healing support in the shoe crumbled, leaving quarter-sized holes with no padding.

I had read enough about Mizuno that I knew I had to order in bulk. But when the shoes arrived, the "wides" were still not wide enough. (I ended up sending them back.) Otherwise the shoes appeared to be of good quality.

I want comfort, support and that they fit my wide foot. Perfect shoes! The most comfortable shoes I've ever worn. I am very sensitive and this shoe really does everything I wanted and needed. heavy weight. It took me a month and a half for the shoes to take the shape of the foot and become 100% perfect! ) wear them every day and feel so happy. Thanks!

These shoes convinced me to switch from ASICS/Brooks to Mizuno. These are super comfortable, supportive/cushioned stability shoes for long runs. I think Mizuno is moving forward.

Excellent sneakers, I recommend 100%. Mizuno are the best, they can take a beating and last a long time, they are well made and very comfortable. support in the right places.

I just felt a little uncomfortable. Went to a running store and said these were the running shoes for me. Good build, great colour. It just wasn't for me.

I decided to *finally* ditch the old New Balance 587s that I've been using for the last 15 years. I mean, I only ran them once a week, 5 miles straight, so it didn't take much. I was frustrated when I searched the internet for a replacement shoe that I liked in men's 9.5, but the chance of finding the same shoe years later was slim. So I started browsing reviews and found one review that recommended the Mizuno brand among a few others. The review was a few years old but luckily I found a shoe…

I have directed Mizunos for many years; This is the first pair that gave me heel and arch discomfort when running on hard surfaces, while the track and treadmill give me no problems. Before them I ran Mizuno Wave Inspire 14 and they were just great for long distances! I would not recommend 15s for road driving.

After years of being unable to walk due to plantar fasciitis, I decided to give it a try since my daughter had fielded her high school track team and my gym was closed for quarantine. I have made a decision. I will run again I ran a lot in the Marine Corps, but that was 100 years ago. I was skeptical. I warmed up, started a brisk walk, then our run began. I was surprised how long I could run. My arches were fine. There are no spines on the tibia. I just ran like I did (slightly slower) when I…

My son has been a long distance runner for many years and we bought him these shoes. He says they feel great and are in good shape. He researched several brands before purchasing and after trying them on in the store settled on them for their fit, balance and overall comfort while running. He says if he ever needs a pair again he will buy this brand and even this style again.

I REALLY WANTED TO LOVE IT. THEY JUST SET MY LEGS BACK SQUARE. EVEN AT 2E WIDTH THEY ONLY HAVE MY LEGS. I HAVE MIZUNOS BEFORE AND LOVED THEM. BUT THE LAST 2 PAIRS ORDERED FOR ME HAD TO BE RETURNED FOR THE SAME REASON.

My second pair, they are very well built and fit right out of the box. This pair is currently being used as a hiking shoe as I prepare to start running again. I'm a heavy long-distance runner with flat feet. These shoes hold up well.

These are great shoes that fit me perfectly. I bought it in December 2019 for between $70 and $80. It's been over 6 months now and I thought let's buy another pair of shoes. Check out the price, it's $129. If you raise the price, nobody will do it again