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      SAUCONY PROGRID GUIDE 5         VS        MIZUNO WAVE INSPIRE 8



I have been a Mizuno user for almost 3 years already, and one of my favorite running shoes is their Wave Inspire line. It combines both enough support for my mild overpronation without compromising cushioning (as compared to other brands) AND being lightweight also. Now, I am open to search for other brands that can provide the same answers to my needs (perfect combination of right support and cushioning and lightweightedness). I've searched the 'net and found out that Saucony seems to be the perfect match, almost identical to what Mizuno is.
SAUCONY PROGRID GUIDE 5
MIZUNO WAVE INSPIRE 8
Weight
10.0 oz
10.8 oz
Heel
28 mm
28 mm
Forefoot
20 mm
16 mm
Support
Moderate
Moderate


Even with it's raceday shoes, the basic specs are almost identical (only minor differences with weight and heel-to-toe drop
SAUCONY PROGRID MIRAGE
MIZUNO WAVE ELIXIR 6
Weight
9.4 oz
9.8 oz
Heel
23 mm
27 mm
Forefoot
19 mm
15 mm
Support
Minimum
Minimum

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