Since I tasted the sweetness of cushioned running shoes, I have always wanted to try the flagship support running shoes, and today I would like to share a sneaker with a very good color, which is the Mizuno Inspire 20 SP Anniversary Limited Color Scheme, the main reason is that this color is really unique.
Let's look at the shoebox first, Mizuno's CHN foot length 270 corresponds to EUR 42 size, so when buying shoes, you must look for what the foot length CHN is, and you will buy it more accurately. Look at the small picture, defined as white, silver, blue, it is a very beautiful color running shoe.
Looking directly at the real thing, the anniversary color of the Inspire 20 SP is really beautiful at first glance, and the rippling blue blends into the pure white body, giving it a sense of fluidity.
The Inspire 20 SP still features the original Inspire upper design, and the woven upper ensures breathability. This color blends in with the kick-proof design and is less conspicuous.
The logo on the tongue is instantly recognizable with an ice-blue texture, and has a small handle for easy wearing.
The design of the heel and tongue is similar, and there are also handles for easy on and off, and these 2 details alone distinguish them from the 19th generation. In addition, it is obvious that the left and right sides of the wrap-around structure design really lock the hind foot firmly to prevent internal rotation.
Mizuno's logo is inconspicuously integrated into the side with a silver color called Mitch Bahili, the fastest bird in the world.
However, what is more attractive is the new fan-shaped W**E structure on the midsole, which is more visual than the W**E of the Inspire 19, which is actually hidden in the Mizuno Enerzy composite material, which can reduce the energy loss when hitting the bottom, and the power rebound will be easily felt when stepping on the foot, and it is very stable when running or rolling on the road.
In addition, the upper pattern of the Roman numeral "xx" is mainly to optimize the shape of the inner wall, strengthen the support, and improve the valgus of the foot.
As a professional running shoe, there is still an extra one at the top of the shoehole, which can be tied to the runner's knot, and the laces are not easy to loosen during running.
Since it is a 20th anniversary limited color, even the sole is fully covered with ice blue camouflage, and there is an electronic blue design style, even if the soles of the feet are not visible, there is no ambiguity.
The streamlined notched design of the sole of the foot also follows the shape of the 19th generation, which is also a major feature.
The insoles are also designed with electronic blue gradient colors, and as long as they are visible to the naked eye, they are linked to the limited color.
Only the back of the insole can see the bright orange color of Mizuno in the past.
The insole part is still very elastic, with a certain slope, and the ankle part is also protected.
Not only is it good to look good, but after picking up the insole, I saw that the wiring of the sole was very neat, and there was no thread.
Overall, the Mizuno Inspire 20 SP 20th Anniversary Edition is directly using a very bold and refreshing colorway, and this white, blue, and silver colorway is eye-catching at first glance, and it feels like it is suitable for both men and women.
After I put it on my feet, I felt that it was very close from the top of my feet, and it was indeed suitable for Asian feet, and the forefoot would not feel crowded. However, the most obvious is the heel part, which is very tightly wrapped in a U-shape and does not clamp the foot, which is very good as a supporting running shoe. Compared with the U4IC midsole, the sole is 17% softer and 15% more flexible.
If you're looking for a supportive running shoe in a futuristic tech color palette for the Year of the Dragon, check out the Inspire 20 SP, which is worth checking out.