Mizuno X Mita Sneakers: Wave Rider 1º Borders
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The Japanese house launches a special edition of the Wave Rider 1 together with the Japanese store Mita Sneakers
Mizuno announces its first great collaboration with a businesses of reference in the Sport Style universe. The Japanese firm has just launched next to the famous Japanese store Mita Sneakers la Wave Rider 1 No Borders, which is the starting point of an exclusive series of collaborations that the brand has planned for the launch plan of its new range of urban footwear.
The Wave Rider is the iconic running shoe from Mizuno, which has represented the core of its innovative philosophy during the last 20 years. In the Wave Rider 1 No Borders the limits of the retro universe of Mizuno intersect with the contemporary style that Mita's design gives off. The result is a Legendary shoe with a fresh, avant-garde and alternative image.
Mizuno and Mita find inspiration for their striking blue upper cut in the color of the famous track of atheism of the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, of which the athletes say that it transmits a pleasant sensation of calm and favors concentration. On the other hand, the sole takes us on a trip along the Japanese asphalt roads and the white strip on the back reminds us of the lines that divide each of the streets of an athletics track.
I could not miss Mizuno's technology firm. The Wave platform It stands out in the design with a striking yellow that makes it visible in the midsole, and that provides ignatas characteristics in the DNA of Mizuno footwear such as stability and comfort. An element that confirms the union of the performance of the line performance of Mizuno with the urban footwear design of this new range of shoes from the Japanese brand.
La Wave Rider 1 No Borders is the first in the series to see the light inside the Kazoku Project, available from February 10 in Japan and now on sale in Spain, exclusively, at 24 Kilates.
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