Mizuno Wave Rider TT 3 Women's Trail Running Shoes
Run off the beaten track with this shoe, perfect for runners who like off-road running. It features Mizuno Enerzy NXT for softness and high energy return at a low weight.
AIRMesh Upper
Wrapping your feet in breathable comfort, the Mizuno Wave Rider TT 3 has been constructed using an AIRmesh upper. Perforations in the lightweight upper encourage cool air to circulate, while built-up heat is released to help regulate temperature, keeping you cool and comfortable when putting in the miles. A padded tongue further enhances comfort by reducing irritation caused by rubbing. A heel pull tab assists when putting the shoes on and off. The upper is completed with a traditional lacing system, which locks down the midfoot, resulting in reduced in-shoe movement for distraction-free strides.
Mizuno ENERZY and ENERZY NXT Midsole
Providing the perfect level of comfort and cushioning, Mizuno has combined ENERZY with ENERZY NXT in the midsole, offering excellent levels of cushioning and energy return, propelling you into each step so you can move faster on the trails. Mizuno NXT in the heel provides you with softer landings, making each step comfortable as you strike uneven, solid ground. The midsole absorbs shocks without compromising on comfort, while the Mizuno Wave Technology enhances in-shoe cushioning but increases stability. The Wave prevents partial deformation and provides dynamic support to stabilise and guide the foot forward. Increasing underfoot cushioning, Mizuno has added a high-grade removable insock for premium comfort from the moment you put the shoes on.
Wgrip Rubber Outsole
Durability and traction arrive in the form of a Wgrip outsole. The rubber compound offers superior grip and traction, ensuring confident footing on the trail whether in wet or dry conditions. The shoes' tread pattern has been updated with a more aggressive design to provide increased grip on various surfaces. The sole remains highly durable to enhance the longevity, for shoes you can rely on.
