The second of Mizuno’s big releases for the new season is the new Mizuno Supersonic Wave!
Definitely a smart looking boot in it’s launch Pearl/Gold/Black colourway, the Mizuno Supersonic Wave is a football boot based around the philosophy of Control at High Speed.
To assist in this Mizuno have developed an innovative new Feather Touch System (FTS) that employs low rebound sponge on the forefoot to aid ball control while dribbling at speed.
Structural overlays in the upper secure the foot whilst changing direction at pace, providing all-important confidence during high pressure situations on the field.
The idea being, that the slightly spongy upper gives optimum feel for the ball at pace – which is very interesting given that other speed football boots such as the Superfly II and the adidas F50 adiZero traditionally have very thin uppers with nothing inbetween a players foot and the ball.
Mizuno say that the Supersonic Wave uses their most innovative outsole yet Ĺ› weighing in at only 215 grams (only 5 grammes heavier than the new Mizuno Morelia Ultra Light!) and maximising flexibility, stability and traction.
The ultra-technical boot design is combined with the highest grade kangaroo leather and suede collar lining to create the perfect fit, allowing the SuperSonic Wave to deliver supreme control and support combined with optimum comfort.
Mizuno˘ trademark Wave configuration in the heel enhances stability and cushioning, while dual density studs create uncompromising comfort no matter how hard the ground may be.
The tiger claw stud structure offers a hybrid construction that˘ aimed to improve acceleration and lateral stability, essential for high speed ball control.
Mizuno couldn’t have chosen a better day to oust their latest football boots as Stoke City’s record-signing Kenwyne Jones was on fine form for the Potters last night, bagging a crucial goal wearing his new football boots!
As previously mentioned, the Supersonic Wave is a mere 215g, and has a price tag bang on £100 – combine this with it’s smart and deadly look and we think the Far-Eastern brand could have a real winner on their hands here!
What do you reckon? Hit up the boot-o-meter below to let the world know what you think of these football boots!
Dang youuu Far Eastern Companies making it harder for us to choose boots. Back in the day it was Nike and Adidas. Puma, if you didn’t have much money and Umbro if you wanted to be different.
Now you can’t really go wrong anymore. All quality boots.
yes!!!!!!!
thank you footy-boots for finally looking at these boots and also more mizuno boots (“,).
all we have to wait for is the boot test of the supersonic and the morelia ul.
well done!!!
I just love Mizuno football boots, and these Supersonic Waves look mint. I like the studs and their configuration.
if you love mizuo go and buy some japan made morelias….. out of this world.
They cost more but worth every penny!! The europen morelias are no way as good in comparsion!!
http://search.borderless.rakuten.com/borderless/search.action?l=en&pf=&pt=&f=0&fs=0&vm=2&sm=0&sp.st=&t=new&tl=302260&k=morelia
Kenwyne Jones are on mizuno’s payroll?
anyway, love this boots.
even on their (mizuno’s) power boots and speed boots, the comfort is absolutely astounding (sorry vapor fans, but it’s really on a different league ;p)
i’m assuming that the comfort on the likes of their control/heritage boots like this would be simply out of this world.
Just saw these for the first time in a match today. I think I saw Paulo Cesar for Braga wearing them against Arsenal. If nothing else, the boots look beautiful… even if you get 6 goals hit past you:)
These look sweet 🙂 I’ve always been a fan of Mizuno, I just wish their boots were a little more available across the world 🙁
I just had the opportunity to review these boots. I was really impressed. Great value for money and really good build quality. Please read my review: