Mizuno Wave Ibuki 3 GTX
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+ Description
You'll conquer the outdoors with this balanced shoe that is great for hiking,
no matter the weather. Features both excellent grip and cushioning to help you
explore. A balanced combination of cushion and grip for a light trail
environment, rain or shine. For trail runners and outdoor enthusiasts looking
for a versatile shoe with great grip in all weather conditions.
+ Particularités
SKU:
MIZ20HW10004
Type d'activité:
Extérieur
Running
Genre:
Homme
Poids:
355 G
Matière:
Résistant à l'eau
Type de chaussures:
Neutre
Amorti:
moyen
Dynamique:
moyenne
Stabilité:
Moyenne
Largeur :
Normale
Drop de la chaussure:
10 MM
Terrain:
Forêt
Trail
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