Re. sizing, I’ve tried both this limited ‘kakizome’ colourway and the main release orange/white version. The kakizome runs a half size short, so I had to go up to a US 11 from my usual 10.5. The white/orange version, on the other hand, runs true to size and 10.5 was fine. There’s absolutely a discrepancy in sizing between the two releases.
I'm a 8.5 in other shoes but had to go to a size 9 in these shoes very unusual fitting shoe, saying that did a 21k today in 1:40 so good practice for my HM on Friday
On the MIZUNO website an EU 44.5 which is pretty much mostly a UK 9.5 is actually a UK10 for them. Do you think that's where the sizing is a bit off for you, if they have sent you their UK 9.5 but its an EU 44 which is normally a UK 9?
£200 retail, if you get them from Mizuno as a first time customer then you get 10% and also free delivery over £45. Just ordered a pair for £180 delivered in the new colour scheme!
Well done to Si, tell him to try the MagicSpeed 2 for his next 10k pb attempt. My 5mile, and 10k are now in the MS2. Great if you are getting after it as Si says🤙
Is a British ounce the same as an American? And why is one ounce not exactly 30 grams instead of those weird numbers. It must be complicated to be an Imperialist.
@@DSKHo1968 the Imperial units are defined after metric units. An American ton is different from a British. Shoe sizes are also different. I never really understood if you need to subtract 0.5 or 1 when you go from US to British shoe sizes. In Japan they use centimeters. I think that is best. But we have several systems worldwide 😭. In the US they even have different systems for men and women 😱😱😱.
