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title: "Mizuno Men's Wave Rider 14 Running Shoe"
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# MIZUNO ENERZY Foam for energy return Engineered Mesh Upper for breathability MIZUNO WAVE plate for stability & cushioning Mizuno Men's Wave Rider 14 Running Shoe

**Brand:** mizuno
**Price:** ₩19536
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Ride the wave of unstoppable energy and style!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Mizuno Men's Wave Rider 14 Running Shoe by mizuno
- **How much does it cost?** ₩19536 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kr](https://www.desertcart.kr/products/646149565-mizuno-mens-wave-rider-14-running-shoe)

## Best For

- mizuno enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted mizuno brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Endurance That Lasts:** X10 Outsole’s carbon rubber ensures superior durability for miles of wear.
- • **Stability Meets Speed:** MIZUNO WAVE plate disperses impact energy, providing a stable yet responsive ride.
- • **Breathe Easy, Run Hard:** Engineered Mesh Upper delivers unmatched airflow and durability for all-day comfort.
- • **Lightweight Powerhouse:** Shed 5 grams from previous models for a featherlight feel without sacrificing support.
- • **Bounce Back with Every Step:** MIZUNO ENERZY Foam maximizes energy return, keeping you light on your feet during long runs.

## Overview

The Mizuno Men's Wave Rider 27 is a cutting-edge running shoe engineered with breathable mesh, advanced ENERZY foam for superior cushioning and energy return, and a MIZUNO WAVE plate that stabilizes impact. Featuring a durable X10 carbon rubber outsole and a lightweight design, it’s built for runners who demand performance, comfort, and longevity in every stride.

## Description

The luxury of running! with the next evolution of full length Infinity Wave, this maximum cushion shoe is ideal for runners looking for a luxurious feel and an unrivaled running experience. The Mizuno Wave Rider 14 features a lightweight mesh and synthetic upper that maintains flexibility for an ideal running shoe. This shoe uses Mizuno Wave technology to combine cushioning and stability, two distinctly different elements that are both inherently necessary in great running shoes. Great for running 5Ks or marathons, this shoe also includes a wider sole specifically designed for men. Since our founding in 1906, we at Mizuno have taken special pride and pleasure in being able to participate in the exciting world of sports and in making the entire globe the stage for our activities. Each and every one of us is guided by the ideal of true sportsmanship. That was true nearly 100 years ago and is still true today. It is evident in our corporate philosophy which, simply stated, is "Contributing to society through the advancement of sporting goods and the promotion of sports." This philosophy is clearly reflected in our strong support of numerous worldwide sport events and in our dedication to advancing sports through cutting edge technology and research. Our product development strategy is to create products with features that enhance athlete performance and are unique to only Mizuno. These technological advancements make our sporting equipment and apparel go the extra mile and keep you in tip top playing form no matter the sport nor the conditions. Whether it's our Breath Thermo line of clothing which generates heat from the absorption of moisture to keep you warm in cooler temperatures, to our line of Arctic Touch garments that expels heat and moisture generated by the body during exercise to keep your body cool and comfortable, your comfort and performance are at the forefront of our innovation. From the diamond to the track, from the court to the fairway, Mizuno's commitment to Serious Performance shines through. Today, the high quality equipment that only Mizuno can produce are relied upon by athletes throughout the world. We produce superior quality equipment for serious performance, through the artful combination of technology and craftsmanship. Because, at Mizuno, your passion is our obsession.

Review: Comfy and durable - First thing that drew me in about these shoes was the color. I love fun colors for running shoes, so these met that requirement for me. I’ve never had Mizuno shoes for running before so I was a little uncertain how I’d like them. (I usually buy ASICS, Saucony or New Balance.) I read a lot of online reviews that were mostly positive all around for Mizuno running shoes, so I decided to give them a shot. I’ve taken them out for a few runs now and so far so good! They’re comfortable and fun. I’ve read many reviews of people saying these shoes run small. That is NOT my opinion at all! I bought my normal shoe size and they fit like every running shoe I’ve ever had in that same size, so no issues with sizing for me at all. Width is a standard medium width as well; they don’t feel narrow to me. The other thing I was looking for in a pair of running shoes is a durable outsole. I do not know why, but it seems all running shoe brands are switching to a foam sole with a very thin lining of rubber. Those foam soles do not last long at all! The rubber on those wears out so quickly which is ridiculous when you’re spending $150+ on a shoe! Now, These Mizuno’s have a “normal” standard sole with a thicker rubber lining that will take a long time / many miles to wear down. They’re like the running shoe soles that all companies used to have. I wear my running shoes into the ground and really get my use out of them, so with these Mizuno soles, I’ll certainly be getting my money’s worth! Long story short, these shoes run true to size, are comfortable and they have a durable outsole that is bound to last for quite a long time. It’s the first time I’ve tried Mizuno running shoes, but I’m guessing it will not be my last! No regrets with my purchase.
Review: Soild comfortable training shoe. - Been a Mizuno user for a while. Main shoes are the Inspire series, but I am one who probably doesn't truly need a stability shoe. I like to rotate different shoes for each run, but the fit of Mizuno keeps me in the brand. Right now I rotate two Inspire 11 and two Rider 18 with the second Rider 18 recently added. The new pair replaced an Inspire 10 recently retired. I also have Sayonara 2, but use them infrequently. The Rider 18s are fantastic. Fit is as expected, for me. The Rider 18 provides plenty of support. Enough that the Inspire 11 is maybe a bit overkill for someone like me that can use a neutral shoe. They notch in between the inspire 11 and the Sayonara 2 for stability in my experience. More cushion on the heal than either and nicely light. An excellent training shoe and race day shoe. I did a 200 mile relay and my last half marathon in the Inspire, but only for the familiarity since I use them more. I will say that I am growing to like the Riders more since I added the second pair recently and will use them on an upcoming 10K. I expect they will be fantastic. I think I favor them more than the Inspire because of the extra cushion. Fit wise, to me they are the exact same shoe. Build quality and longevity? They are running shoes. Light and purposeful. I retire them at 250 miles, BEFORE I start seeing injuries from worn shoes. Most Mizunos still look new by that time and are used for working around the house and yard. I have a TON of working around the house shoes that look fantastic, if not a bit loud!

## Features

- MIZUNO ENERZY (FOAM): Offering versatility in its application, while still maintaining softness and resilience. It will help enhance performance capabilities.
- MIZUNO WAVE: The MIZUNO WAVE plate disperses energy from impact to a broader area providing a stable platform and a superior cushioning.
- X10 Outsole: Durable carbon rubber that allows for longer wear.
- Engineered Mesh Upper: Both breathable and durable for high performance.
- Eco Friendly Materials: Recycled materials

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0BLRG3D9Z |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,050,675 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #1,844 in Men's Road Running Shoes |
| Brand | Mizuno |
| Cleat Material Type | Non Cleated |
| Closure Type | Lace-Up |
| Color | Ebony-illusion Blue |
| Cushioning Level | Moderate |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 5,565 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00889961595509 |
| Heel Type | Flat |
| Import Designation | Imported |
| Inner material | Synthetic |
| Insole Cushioning | MIZUNO ENERZY foam |
| Insole Material | Rubber |
| Item Type Name | Running Shoe |
| Item Weight | 1.44 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Mizuno |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 411415.EYIB |
| Material Fabric | Rubber |
| Model Name | Wave Rider 27 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Occasion Lifestyle | Casual |
| Occasion Type | Multi Occasion |
| Origin | Imported |
| Outer Material | Nylon |
| Outer material | Nylon |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Pronation Correction | Neutral |
| Seasons | Fall |
| Shoe Height Map | Low Top |
| Shoe Type | Athletic Shoe |
| Sole Material | Rubber |
| Sole material | Rubber |
| Special Features | Breathable |
| Specific Uses For Product | Sports |
| Sport Type | Running |
| Strap Type | Lace |
| Style Name | Wave Rider 27 |
| Style Number | 411415.EYIB |
| Surface Recommendation | Road |
| Toe Style | Closed Toe |
| UPC | 889961595509 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| lining-description | Synthetic |

## Images

![Mizuno Men's Wave Rider 14 Running Shoe - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/819F2U3NLYL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Comfy and durable
*by C***D on March 28, 2024*

First thing that drew me in about these shoes was the color. I love fun colors for running shoes, so these met that requirement for me. I’ve never had Mizuno shoes for running before so I was a little uncertain how I’d like them. (I usually buy ASICS, Saucony or New Balance.) I read a lot of online reviews that were mostly positive all around for Mizuno running shoes, so I decided to give them a shot. I’ve taken them out for a few runs now and so far so good! They’re comfortable and fun. I’ve read many reviews of people saying these shoes run small. That is NOT my opinion at all! I bought my normal shoe size and they fit like every running shoe I’ve ever had in that same size, so no issues with sizing for me at all. Width is a standard medium width as well; they don’t feel narrow to me. The other thing I was looking for in a pair of running shoes is a durable outsole. I do not know why, but it seems all running shoe brands are switching to a foam sole with a very thin lining of rubber. Those foam soles do not last long at all! The rubber on those wears out so quickly which is ridiculous when you’re spending $150+ on a shoe! Now, These Mizuno’s have a “normal” standard sole with a thicker rubber lining that will take a long time / many miles to wear down. They’re like the running shoe soles that all companies used to have. I wear my running shoes into the ground and really get my use out of them, so with these Mizuno soles, I’ll certainly be getting my money’s worth! Long story short, these shoes run true to size, are comfortable and they have a durable outsole that is bound to last for quite a long time. It’s the first time I’ve tried Mizuno running shoes, but I’m guessing it will not be my last! No regrets with my purchase.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Soild comfortable training shoe.
*by D***N on November 16, 2015*

Been a Mizuno user for a while. Main shoes are the Inspire series, but I am one who probably doesn't truly need a stability shoe. I like to rotate different shoes for each run, but the fit of Mizuno keeps me in the brand. Right now I rotate two Inspire 11 and two Rider 18 with the second Rider 18 recently added. The new pair replaced an Inspire 10 recently retired. I also have Sayonara 2, but use them infrequently. The Rider 18s are fantastic. Fit is as expected, for me. The Rider 18 provides plenty of support. Enough that the Inspire 11 is maybe a bit overkill for someone like me that can use a neutral shoe. They notch in between the inspire 11 and the Sayonara 2 for stability in my experience. More cushion on the heal than either and nicely light. An excellent training shoe and race day shoe. I did a 200 mile relay and my last half marathon in the Inspire, but only for the familiarity since I use them more. I will say that I am growing to like the Riders more since I added the second pair recently and will use them on an upcoming 10K. I expect they will be fantastic. I think I favor them more than the Inspire because of the extra cushion. Fit wise, to me they are the exact same shoe. Build quality and longevity? They are running shoes. Light and purposeful. I retire them at 250 miles, BEFORE I start seeing injuries from worn shoes. Most Mizunos still look new by that time and are used for working around the house and yard. I have a TON of working around the house shoes that look fantastic, if not a bit loud!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ For workouts, for walking, for traveling.
*by T***Y on April 26, 2024*

These are my 4th pair of Mizunos; I really appreciate how these sneakers make me feel. Each of my previous three pairs (Wave Rider 21, 23 and 24) lasted for around 3 years (not bad at all) and I wore them for working out, walking, running errands and traveling. For the past year, I have been wearing Asics Kinsei Blast and Asics Cumulus sneakers and they're also very comfortable, yet somehow my feet cannot tolerate the Asics Nimbus or the Asics Dynablast at all. Not all sneakers' models are created equal despite belonging to the same brand, as I found out the hard way. So, I decided to revisit my trusty old Mizuno Wave Riders brand. As expected, they are still super comfortable. I ordered the neon pink ones and they're super stylish. Both Mizuno and Asics are highly regarded Japanese brands, thus suitable for my narrow ankles and wider toe box needs; that's my analysis anyways. My local shoe store diagnosed my gait and recommended the Wave Rider for me a few years back and they were on the mark with their expert recommendation. Yet, that store no longer carries Mizuno. Nordstrom does not carry Mizuno anymore either. Thus, I am very grateful Amazon continues to carry Mizuno Wave Riders.

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