Mizuno has dropped a worldy with the re-introduction of an absolute icon, the Wave Cup Legend that was worn by Rivaldo at the 2002 World Cup. This limited edition boot is a modern remake, taking design elements and performance cues from the original, while also incorporating a dash of current …

Oh my word, these are special! For the very first time, Mizuno has unleashed signature blackout designs with gold detailing on all their signature silos. And the results are pretty stunning. When we talk about iconic boots that provide top quality craftsmanship, Mizuno are one of the few soccer brand …

If you checked in on our most recent Mizuno Rebula MIJ feature, you might recall that sizing became an area of contention. Normally, I can be pretty exact in how a boot fits, but there was something a little different about the Rebula. In the “Fit, Size and Shape” section, …

If you haven’t yet heard, Mizuno recently released a brand new silo that is intended to replace the extremely popular Wave Ignitus series. A controversial move? Well, in a sense YES. In comes a brand new Power/Control hybrid intended to carry on the reputation of the Wave Ignitus, this one called …

A few weeks back, Mizuno introduced a completely new boot named to the market; Rebula V1. Created with the “Made In Japan” stamp, this is a boot that boasts the brand’s top materials and treatments to ensure the highest quality product available. And thanks to a textured forefoot design, it is built …

When it comes to craftsmanship and innovation, they really don’t come better than the Mizuno Morelia Neo…..especially when “MIJ” is associated. “Made In Japan” basically means that the boots are handcrafted in Japan without stressing about how long it takes to piece them together. Each pair is placed and shaped on a last …

If there is one area where Mizuno has a direct advantage over the rest of the market, it lies in the power category. Over the past few months, we have been treated to a range of new colorways in the Wave Ignitus 4 MIJ series. When Mizuno label a boot with MIJ, …

When Mizuno label a boot with “MIJ”, you are immediately entitled to associate them with extreme quality. “Made In Japan” basically means that the boots are handcrafted in Japan without stressing out about how long it takes to piece them together. Digging a little deeper, each pair is placed and shaped …

The latest from Mizuno brings a touch of class with a splash of extreme attitude as the Wave Ignitus series takes on the “Made in Japan” label. If you a modern boot that oozes quality, the Wave Ignitus 4 MIJ is about as futuristic next generation as you will find. And …

Mizuno is back with the second generation of their most advanced speed boot to date – Basara 101 MIJ. This is a special boot, crafted by hand to create a generation style fit and shape for players that value quality. But, there is a lot more that comes with this …

As we enter 2016, Mizuno has upped their offering with some really clinical new boot releases. Having re-entered the US market in 2014, the Japanese brand has fought to establish its designated place within an ultra competitive field. It has turned out to be a much rockier path to success than …

We have talked a lot about the Mizuno Morelia Neo in recent times, but we haven’t hit on the MIJ (or “Made in Japan”) version all too often. Well, Mizuno are back with a fresh array of vivid colorways that highlight the positives of the speed-hybrid range. The purpose of …

When it comes to boots suited to fix your need for traditional performance in a heritage package, the Mizuno Morelia Neo sits as one of the prime options. Added to the classic package is this extremely vibrant Blaze Red colorway and it is tasty. From a distance, they have a …

It seems like a while since we have had the opportunity to share something new from the folks at Mizuno. Their initial introduction to the US market was met with a wave of positivity – since there hasn’t been too much to report. In the past week weeks, they have become active …