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Mizuno Corporation, the world's largest sporting goods manufacturer, was founded in 1906 and established its U.S. operations in 1982. Today, Mizuno USA, Inc. manufactures and distributes golf, baseball, softball, running, track & field, and volleyball equipment, apparel and footwear for international markets. Mizuno USA, Inc. is based in Norcross, Georgia. From little league ballparks to the 18th green, Mizuno combines a tradition of expert craftsmanship with cutting-edge technology to provide high quality athletic equipment and apparel for serious athletes everywhere.
Well known for its authenticity in the footwear industry, Mizuno offers
premier quality products at great low prices in the following categories:
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Mizuno 9-Spike™ Franchise Low G3
Good for big feet- I wear a size 14 and my foot is pretty narrow so my foot slid around in them. To fix this problem I bought some gel insoles a lace them up tight. Half way through the season and they feel great.
by John from Bradenton, FL
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Mizuno 9-Spike™ Franchise Low G3
Misuno's 9-spike - I've purchased two pairs of Mizuno shoes and haven't been able to wear either one comfortably. Not sure what it is about them. Their sizing runs a little smaller than most similar shoes, but for some reason one shoe is more uncomfortable than the other.
by Anonymous from AZ
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Mizuno 9-Spike™ Lightning RP Mid
No words for how great- These shoes felt perfect. Loved them!
by D from sd
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Mizuno Wave Spike 7
Lightweight but not durable - To make this short and sweet, I got this shoe in January and I got holes in it in April or so. I have high arches and that wasn't good. The red looks orange. The mesh looks bad and tears easily to me. It looks nice when it comes out of the box though! I have yet to find a good shoe that I like.
by Allie from Oregon
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Mizuno Wave Spike 8
I'm using this shoe for fencing, not volleyball. What works: lightweight, low to the ground, good traction and stability. Far more stable than most fencing shoes. Makes me want to move a lot! Have to use a heel cup, but that's no surprise. Shoes aren't cushy, but replacement insoles helped plenty.What doesn't work: ripped apart the sole on the edge of the back foot within two weeks. Shoe good it, and it's holding up, but I don't know for how long. Next time I might try the Lightning shoe where the gum rubber overlaps the edge of the sole rather than the soft grey stuff.
by Anonymous
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