Mizuno SKY PRIME
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| Weight | Drop | |
|---|---|---|
| ClaimedMen | 300 g | 6 mm |
| ClaimedWomen | 260 g | 6 mm |
Sources and measurements
Measurements apply to the tested sample. Size and measurement method can affect the values.
Claimed · Men
Weight: 300 g · Drop: 6 mm
Reference size not stated
- Mizuno SKY PRIME · men · Reviewed 2026-10-10
Claimed · Women
Weight: 260 g · Drop: 6 mm
Reference size not stated
- Mizuno SKY PRIME · women · Reviewed 2026-10-10
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About the shoe
A maximum-cushion road trainer. Doctors of Running finds controlled bounce for easy and long runs, with a tapered toe box and little speed versatility. EU/Norway availability remains unconfirmed.
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Independent reviews
Reviewed specifications
- Plate
- None
- Plate construction
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- Rocker
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- Cushioning
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- Terrain
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- Roles
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Manufacturer specifications
- Generation
- All-new model with no direct predecessor.
- Regional status
- Released in Japan on 11 September 2026. EU and Norway status: unknown as of 21 September 2026.
- Midsole construction
- MIZUNO ENERZY NXT+ in the upper layer and MIZUNO ENERZY NXT below, with engineered mesh and a knit tongue.
- Men's specification
- Approximately 295 g in 27 cm / men's US 9; 47/41 mm stack and 6 mm drop.
- Women's specification
- Approximately 255 g in 24.5 cm on the Japanese women's listing.
- Plate
- Non-plated dual-foam construction. Mizuno describes Foam Wave as a wave-shaped foam structure, not a carbon plate.
- Fit
- Doctors of Running: tapered, low-volume toe box and a stiff heel counter.
- Tested use
- Doctors of Running: easy and long mileage; limited faster-pace use.
Sources: Mizuno Japan — men ↗ · Mizuno Japan — women ↗ · Mizuno USA ↗ · Supwell ↗ · Doctors of Running ↗