Up to 10km seem good to me, after that they get tiring especially in the front part where they don't have as much shock absorption

I have tried most running shoe brands (top models) and it's Misuno's turn. Although skeptical at first, it is a verrrry good shoe, comfortable and durable. I usually run on dirt roads and after 10 months, the sole has no cuts underneath and it doesn't slip. I highly recommend it.

With 50km average per week running for 6-7 months, they are great and without tearing. Afterwards, they are suitable for walking

Coming from the WaveRider 24, I am absolutely satisfied with it. I bought it knowing its quality, the exact size, and that it suits me. Top running shoe, I personally highly recommend Mizuno without hesitation.

For the past 6 years, I have only worn Mizuno. It is an excellent shoe, the best I have ever worn. It was purchased for 99€. Lightweight, comfortable, and very absorbent. The Wave Rider is the model that fits my foot the best. I run about 50 km per week on both a track and asphalt. I have had the Wave Rider 23 for over a year, it has lost some of its absorbency but I still use it for training. The friend who mentioned that his shoe was destroyed in 3 months, according to the photo, does not have the Wave Rider 25.

They got destroyed in 3 months of simple use

I have read many negative comments about the difference in heel and front part of the shoe (12mm). Personally, I am very satisfied with the feel while running and the stability on uneven terrain (mountain). They may be a little warm for summer, but it doesn't bother me much. Coming from a generation that used to run in slippers, I find the shoe's technologies amazing. Finally, the pain in my hips from downhill running has stopped (important).