Running shoes Mizuno

Why choose Mizuno running shoes?

Mizuno is a Japanese brand well-known in running for its cushioning and stability technologies specifically developed for running. The brand designs its models around foot support, whether for long training runs, short outings, or road competitions. On this page, you'll find the Mizuno shoes available at Foot-Store, designed for different types of runners.

How to choose your Mizuno shoe according to your use?

The choice of a Mizuno shoe mainly depends on the distance you plan to cover and the type of terrain you're running on. A model designed for daily training prioritises cushioning and comfort over long distances, while a competition-oriented shoe focuses on lightweight and dynamism. If you're a beginner, a versatile model with good foot support is often the simplest choice. For runners looking to progress over longer distances, cushioning and stride support become more important criteria than the shoe's weight.

Other running brands in the catalogue: Nike, adidas, Asics

If you want to compare other brand universes before making your choice, here are the pages dedicated to the main running shoe brands in the catalogue:

• The Nike selection, with models covering both training and competition.
• The adidas selection, focused on comfort and foot support.
• The Asics selection, renowned for its cushioning technologies dedicated to long-distance running.
• The Puma selection, with models designed for training and everyday use.
• The Under Armour selection, focused on performance and stride stability.
• The New Balance selection, known for its comfort-oriented models.
• The Saucony selection, specialised in road running shoes.
• The Joma selection, featuring versatile training models.
• The Reebok selection, focused on running and fitness.
• The Peak selection, a brand offering versatile running shoes.

You can also go back to the Shoes page to see all the brands available in one place.

Mizuno shoes for men and women

The Mizuno models are offered in both men's and women's versions, with cuts that are tailored to each foot's morphology. Some pairs are also available in different colours depending on the gender, allowing you to choose a model that matches both your usage and visual preferences.

When to take advantage of the best deals on Mizuno shoes?

The best opportunities to buy Mizuno shoes at the best price follow the site's commercial calendar. Black Friday and the end of year holidays are good times to find deals on a wide selection of models. The winter sales and the French Days in spring are the next events to watch. Outside of these periods, the Good Deals page lists current offers, the Clearance page helps spot discounted models with limited stock, and the Sales page centralises discounts during official sale periods. If you’re looking for a pair available quickly, the Shipped in 24h page lists products sent without delay. To discover the latest models added to the catalogue, the New Arrivals page features the most recent releases.

Frequently asked questions

Do Mizuno shoes run large or small?

The fit varies by model, with some Mizuno lines being more fitted in the forefoot than other running brands. If in doubt between two sizes, it's generally recommended to go for the larger size, especially if you plan to wear thick running socks.

Can a Mizuno running shoe be used for everyday wear?

Yes, most models designed for training offer sufficient cushioning and comfort for everyday use, whether walking or on the move. Competition-oriented models, being lighter and firmer, are however less suited for prolonged use outside of running.

What’s the difference between a training shoe and a competition shoe from Mizuno?

A training shoe prioritises cushioning and durability to handle a high volume of kilometres, while a competition shoe focuses on lightweight and responsiveness for occasional races. The choice mainly depends on the frequency and distance of your runs.

Should Mizuno shoes be replaced regularly?

The cushioning of a running shoe wears out with mileage, regardless of its outer appearance, which may still look new. Many runners replace their pair after several hundred kilometres, depending on their weight and type of stride.

Are Mizuno shoes suitable for running beginners?

Yes, several models from the brand are designed for versatile use, with good foot support and comfortable cushioning suitable for regular practice without competition goals. This type of model is great for gradually getting back into running.