Mizuno Hyperwarp Pro
The tallest and most cushioned of Mizuno's new Hyperwarp race line: 46 mm of TPEE foam with a carbon-infused Wave plate. The most stable, forgiving option of the three, doubling as a plated long-run trainer and marathon racer for non-elites. Skip it if you want the lightest possible race shoe.
Reach for the Mizuno Hyperwarp Pro for race day, long runs and tempo days and intervals. A wide, stable base keeps it steady without stability hardware, so it's a good pick if you're mostly neutral but like a planted feel. The tall, soft stack favors comfort over ground feel. That's great for high mileage and bigger runners, less so for racing snappiness.
- Massive protective stack for long distances
- More stable than the Elite or Pure
- Trains and races
- Heaviest of the Hyperwarp trio
- Less aggressive than rival super shoes
| Shoe | Cushion | Support | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nike Alphafly 3 | Maximum | Neutral | $285 | Analyze |
| New Balance Fresh Foam X 1080 v14 | Maximum | Neutral | $165 | Analyze |
| ASICS Novablast 5 | Maximum | Neutral | $150 | Analyze |
| ASICS Gel-Nimbus 27 | Maximum | Neutral | $165 | Analyze |
Ratings compare the current lineup. Price favors lower cost.
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