During one of my boring lunch breaks spent in the warehouse of the store where I worked (too far away to come home) I decided to try it both ways a lot of customers have enjoyed: The Mizuno Wave Fortis Last Wave 3 and 2.
The sole is quite simple and smooth in front, while behind is just on the edge of the heel and surrounds the cushioning Wave, Mizuno Classic, on the back of the shoe stands out even the elastomer VS-1. Just put it
feet, I feel just the plastic headband, which merges with the Wave system, create a line on the sole, not very compatible with my foot (I have fairly flat feet), the shoe has a very large plant and tend to tighten a bit on the ankle, but I know that that feeling would pass after a few km, the time to adapt. Walking over and making some small sprints (still in shop), I feel that the damping is rather reactive and dry, especially for those used in shoes more "fluid". I remain very impressed dall'elastometro that softens the impact, although it has its own function only when the shoe heel impacts the extreme (but still better than nothing).
I'll be back in stock and take one last second. The considerations on the heel, sole and canvas are unchanged, although the latter has a different story. This, unlike the Fortis, has the technology VS-1 even under the forefoot, providing an additional and very good damping: this means that the shoe is a little higher in front, and decreases the perception of the arc plastic compared to Fortis. Even the elastomer in the heel is increased, enhancing its function. A sensation, the plant seems slightly narrower and softened the ankle, making the shoe more comfortable overall. For the more vain, I can say that the two are visually quite similar.
Prices for Fortis of around 120 and 140 for the Last. Then you know, the firm began a few days, you may still find the offer! ;)
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