Morelia Neo |
Mizuno's premium Heritage line-up boasts two handcrafted models, the Morelia Neo (MIJ) and all-leather Morelia II (MIJ), which are made exclusively in Japan. Featuring water repellent kangaroo leather, the Neo (MIJ) and Morelia II (MIJ) are engineered to provide ultimate traction and stability, plus a barefoot feeling to maximize performance and touch on the pitch. A clean, white pearl leather colorway with black sole and red accents is applied to the Morelia Neo (MIJ), and at 6.3 oz. it's sure to keep players light on their feet. Moreover, the Morelia II (MIJ) features classic black leather that has never gone out of style.
Wave Ignitus 3 |
Along with the Heritage cleats, Mizuno developed their Speed cleat, Morelia Neo, and Power cleat, Wave Ignitus 3. Meticulously crafted for a glove-like fit, the 6.3 oz., black and lime Neo speed cleat provides players with a true "barefoot feeling" for excellent foot holding, touch on the ball and comfort to increase speed and agility. Rounding out the portfolio, the vibrant blue and orange Wave Ignitus 3, inspired by the colors of the Brazilian Macaw bird, is packed with power enhancing technology. The Tatekaiten and Yokokaiten Panel give players ultimate control to bend and drive the ball; coupled with the Mukaiten Panel, users will have the ability to create an unpredictable ball flight. All three panels are tied together with Primeskin upper, providing improved durability and structure.
"It's an ideal time to put our stamp on the soccer world and allow our athletes here at home to experience what so many people around the world already know, Mizuno creates superior product," said Abaci. "From the outsole to the specially engineered panels on the upper, our cleats are designed with performance in mind and will exceed U.S. consumers' expectations."
The decision to enter the expanding U.S. soccer market was spurred by request from American athletes who were aware of the high quality Mizuno brings to all its products across several different sports. Mizuno partnered with local professional soccer franchise, the Atlanta Silverbacks FC of the North American Soccer League (NASL), to wear-test the cleats and acquire player feedback before release into the U.S. market. For more, check out Silverbacks forward, Pedro Mendes' full wear-test review of the Morelia Neo, and goalkeeper, Joe Nasco's review of the Wave Ignitus 3.
The full line-up is available for purchase today online at Mizunousa.com/soccer. The suggested retail price ranges per model: Morelia Neo (MIJ) and Morelia II (MIJ) - $280, Morelia Neo - $225, Wave Ignitus 3 - $210.
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