Mizuno Wave Enforcer Tour Shoe Review

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Verdict


This shoe is so good! It has lasted longer than any I have had before and is very comfortable. I think it is a great shoe overall. Although it is a little heavier than the other shoes I wear, specifically heavier than the Babolats I reviewed before, it’s not heavy per se. It is medium width—not super wide but not too narrow either, making it fine for anyone unless you have very wide feet. One downside is its very low cut, meaning it doesn’t offer much ankle support. However, this shoe is very good for all manners of players because it is comfortable and lasts for a long time, plus it comes in nice colors which people really like. Additionally, this shoe has awesome reviews by many pros, as it is one of the most used shoes in pickleball. Despite being slightly on the “more expensive” side, it’s cheaper than many others and often found “on sale,” making it absolutely worth the money it costs. View at Mizuno

This shoe is so good! It has lasted longer than any I have had before and is very comfortable. I think it is a great shoe overall. Although it is a little heavier than the other shoes I wear, specifically heavier than the Babolats I reviewed before, it’s not heavy per se. It is medium width—not super wide but not too narrow either, making it fine for anyone unless you have very wide feet. One downside is its very low cut, meaning it doesn’t offer much ankle support. However, this shoe is very good for all manners of players because it is comfortable and lasts for a long time, plus it comes in nice colors which people really like.

Additionally, this shoe has awesome reviews by many pros, as it is one of the most used shoes in pickleball. Despite being slightly on the “more expensive” side, it’s cheaper than many others and often found “on sale,” making it absolutely worth the money it costs.

View at Mizuno

SpecsDescription

True to Size	Run slightly large
Heel Width	Normal
Midsole Width	Normal
Toe Box Width	(83mm)
Attached Tongue	Yes
Removable Insole	Yes
Weight	13.4 oz

First Look

First off, the colors of these shoes are pretty cool. I got myself the white ones, and right out of the box, they looked super clean. They fit me comfortably right from the start, and they’ve got this nice cushion in the heel that I haven’t really felt with other shoes.

My Experience

Comfort

Now, from what I’ve experienced playing in them, these shoes are super comfortable. No rubbing or hurting even after playing for hours.

Performance

When it comes to performance, they’ve been great on every surface I’ve played on, with solid grip and ankle support. Plus, I’ve been wearing them for weeks and they’re still in very good shape, which is more than I can say for most shoes at this point.

Durability

Durability-wise, it’s probably the best thing about these shoes. They last a long time and the bottoms and sides don’t wear out quickly. So, yeah, I’d say they’re high quality.

Maintenance

These shoes are not high maintenance. They clean up well and the laces are holding up strong.

Comparison

The Mizuno Wave Enforcer Tour Shoe’s have the best durability of any shoes I have tried so far. I have worn Babolats, Nikes, Adidas, and all of them have worn out quickly. They are similarly priced to these competitors with the price usually between $100 and $150. If you search, you can sometimes find them for even cheaper. The biggest thing to think about with this shoe is that they are very comfortable and very durable. This to me is what makes the shoe such a good get.

Conclusion

My final verdict is that these shoes are awesome. The only area for potential improvement could be in finding a shoe that’s lighter. For me, the durability and comfort of the shoe are the key characteristics that stand out. If you’re in the market for a new shoe, this one is a great option worth trying for anyone.

Overall: 8/10
Comfort: 9/10
Durability: 10/10
Stability: 7/10
Grip: 7/10

Please let me know if you have any questions and share anything you have personally experienced with these shoes.

Richard Livornese Jr.

At just 21 years old, New Jersey native Richard Livornese, Jr. is a rising star in the professional pickleball world and a member of the 2023 APP Next Gen National Team. Initially a college lacrosse player at Stevens Institute of Technology, Richard switched gears to pickleball during the COVID-19 pandemic, co-founding a pickleball academy in his hometown and setting his sights on professional competition. Most recently he has committed to a three-year contract with Major League Pickleball, 2024 through 2026. Richard is an aggressively enterprising person and athlete that is not only finding success on the court, but plans to use his influence to promote the sport’s growth. As a regular contributor to Pickleball Portal, he provides valuable insights through news articles, reviews, and how-to guides. | Instagram | Twitter | [email protected] |

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