Mizuno Wave Cursoris Running Shoe in Anthracite: Light Weight and High Performance Review

I understand these shoes are class D but many reviews say they are large and extra wide. It is not true. I was hoping it would be wider. I want Mizuno to release a wide (E or EE) minimalist shoe. In addition, these shoes are very comfortable.

Very good shoe that gives the feeling of walking barefoot. The shoes feel a bit flimsy, but still in very good condition after a 60km cross-country run. If it really holds up and lasts a few hundred miles, it's by far the best shoe I've ever had.

These lightweight Mizuno shoes are perfect for my 5k to 10k workouts. This is the most responsive product I have used in 20 years. I love the bright orange color too! I would recommend this to everyone. Yuji

I would definitely recommend this shoe for the summer months as the very light and thin mesh around the toes is so breathable you can feel a slight breeze even with thicker socks. This mesh is an important comfort feature. It is elastic and has no plastic lining. Your toes and nails will be very healthy and happy in this shoe. It accommodates the widest feet ever. It's also very true to size. I have 46.5/11.5 UK in Salomon, Saucony, Inov8, Brooks and these too. So if you wear one of these…

I train regularly in the Vibram 5 fingers and have bought these shoes for racing, speed training and long runs. They are incredibly light (they feel almost as light as the 5 fingers) and allow me to run with the same shape as the Vibrams. The shoes are very spacious in the toe area and quite comfortable. I've used them in several races and they've held up well so far. The padding on the underside is starting to wear out a bit, but it doesn't look like more than normal wear and tear. My only…

I just received these today and they are more comfortable than my slippers. So far, so good. If I remember, will update once they get a few miles.

Bought for my husband for Christmas! He loves her! He says they fit better than any other shoe he's ever had, very comfortable and light!

I had to return this shoe because the healing of my toes is very minimal, more than I expected and I had pain in my Achilles tendon right away. I have to slow down on my minimalist shoes, but this shoe was light and wide at the toe, which is what I wanted. I wish I could keep it.

As some have said, it's like walking around in slippers. They feel great. I'm a big fan of Wave Riders, they're completely different, but they tire me out quickly. I ran 6 miles (3 times) in them and I think they will be my next half marathon (or even marathon) shoe. They are very comfortable, and after 100 km - no problems.

These are minimalist shoes; very little support for a runner. I use it as a sports shoe and I hardly get enough of it. I tried to run but my heels and knees hurt.

I understand this is a class D shoe but many reviews say they run large and are extra wide. It is not true. I was hoping it would be wider. I want Mizuno to release a wide (E or EE) minimalist shoe. In addition, these shoes are very comfortable.

Very happy with the purchase. These things are super light and super ventilated. As a result, I wear thicker socks in the cold and don't wear them when I'm running in the wet. People will comment on how loud they are when you get orange ones.

I wear minimalist shoes so I like a big/roomy toe box. However, if I order a size 11 (my size on New Balance and Saucony) this shoe fits well in width to midfoot but is too big to wear in both length and width. It felt like I was carrying boats. Returned to Amazon prior to wearing outdoors.

Yes, I've gone through the phases of minimalism (and maximalism). I'm switching between a couple of shoes including the Hoka Bondi 2 Speed (a running and recovery shoe of choice) and the NB 980 Fresh Foam. But the Mizunos fit well and are very light (about 7 ounces for a size 10 shoe). I bought a pair and liked them so much I bought 2 more pairs at this great price.

These shoes are narrow. I had to go up and add 1/2 size up for a better fit which is the standard for my wide feet. Choosing the stick at 11.5 (US) is because I read a review on these shoes that said they run a bit big. In my case they are a bit long and the width seems to be standard. There was no retailer nearby to try them on so I took the risk of buying them without trying them on first as these Revain shoes are free to ship and return. 11.5 returned with no problems. All you need to do is…

I received the shoes a little earlier than the promised date. The toe box is very spacious and offers excellent ventilation. I was a bit skeptical about the material as it looks like it might tear on some runs, but it proved sufficiently stable when I tested it on a trail with rough terrain - rocks, not to mention that it rained. the heel counter does not correct movement, let alone provide lateral support. especially the laces they used untied fairly easily. Using a flatter and shorter tip…

I have foot and ankle problems, but I prefer heeled shoes. This shoe is perfect for me because it offers cushioning and cushioning while still allowing me to tuck my feet under me for a midfoot strike. Other reviews note that they wear out quicker than others, which seems likely, but you can't have everything. I only paid $45 and they are very light, almost zero like I said, but they still offer good cushioning. If they wear out over time I will definitely buy another pair.

These are very large. I had to take size 10. (I wear a size 10.5 and if anything I usually have to size up my sneakers!) The quality seems so-so to me. The fit is very odd and I have pretty average feet (maybe a little low volume). The padding is very soft, so much so that I really couldn't use it. Someday I will distribute them. In the meantime I have switched to Altra.