The Wave Inspire is a stability road running shoe family that uses Enerzy and WaveKnit technology from Mizuno.
It's a maximalist model. It uses breathable construction design, and went on sale in 2020. Its support type is designated as stability, meaning that it's designed for runners with overpronation. The latest model in the family is the Mizuno Wave Inspire 19.
Based on our monitoring of prices across the internet, it's currently in the most expensive 40% of running shoes today.
| Characteristics | |
|---|---|
| Sports | Running (+2236) |
| Terrain | Road (+1511) |
| Usages | Daily running (+1253) |
| Brand | Mizuno (+100) |
| Support Type | Stability (+235) |
| Pronation Type | Overpronation (+218) |
| Strike Type | Heel strike (+1214) |
| Arch Type | Low arch (+224) |
| Shoe Type | Maximalist (+540) |
| Fit | Narrow toe box (+241) |
| Features | Breathable (+843) |
| Materials | Knit (+235) |
| Techs | Mizuno WaveKnit (+7) |
| Events | 10k (+716)Half marathon (+716)Marathon (+716) |
| Colorways | Ballerina Snow White, Blue, Enamel Blue Medieval Blue, Highrise Glacier Grey, Skydiver Silver |
| Specifications | vs Average | |
|---|---|---|
| Model | 16 Waveknit | |
| Released | Feb 2020 | |
Measurements | ||
| Weight | M: 286 g W: 241 g | |
| Heel to toe drop | 12 mm | |
| Heel | 32 mm | |
| Forefoot | 20 mm | |








