Mizuno Wave® Rubber Parallel Wave creates the ultimate in lightweight cushioning Sensor Point® suspension system connects the Wave plate to the ground, enhancing stability and traction AP Midsole is a lightweight, responsive, yet durable cushioning copolymer VS-1 shock-absorbing cushioning compound found in the forefoot Air Mesh upper provides the utmost in breathability and comfort
The Mizuno Wave Lightning is designed for the high-performance volleyball player seeking the ultimate cushioning with specific stability. This high-performance volleyball shoe features Parallel Wave™ technology in the rubber for lightweight cushioning. Sensorpoint™ technology connects the Wave® plate to the ground for enhanced stability and traction. VS-T™ technology provides point-of-impact forefoot cushioning. Gum rubber is applied in key outsole areas for enhanced traction and flexibility. Highly breathable air mesh upper keeps feet cool and dry. Wt. 9.1 oz.
Spotlight customer reviews:
Customer Rating: Summary: Great shoes Comment: I purchased these volleyball shoes for my daughter to take to college. She wears a size 11 and it is difficult to find the right shoes. She had these shoes previously and was thrilled to get them again.
What a great price.
Customer Rating: Summary: Very good volleyball shoes! Comment: Hello!
I am using since 3 weeks ago and I feeling a very top quality shoes, playing and coaching indoor sports. As always, japaneses shoes are a top level quality!!!.
Customer Rating: Summary: Mizuno 11 Comment: Shoes are great, good feel and performance. Very comfortable for middle hitter in highschool / club ball.
Customer Rating: Summary: Great shoe Comment: Great shoe with no problems. Highschool even changed to this shoe for the team. Customer Rating: Summary: Similar Experience - but got better Comment: Same situation as the previous reviewer - my daughter is a 5' 9" club player in the 15s bracket and this is her first pair of dedicated volleyball shoes purchased in early December '06. She had some initial difficulty in adapting to the shoe with some sore spots at the back of the ankle for the first week or two of practices. The sore spots quickly went away and never resulted in blisters. But she also likes the look and stuck with them thru that first week or so. After that they've been fine thru one multi-day and three full-day tournaments and 3 times weekly practices. I had read some commentary on other sites about Mizuno's shoes not being as durable as some others but so far these are holding up very well. As with any specialty sport shoe, she doesn't wear them off the court.
