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WAVE EQUATE 9

StabilityRelease 2024-12TW

Wave Equate 9 is a stability-oriented shoe for everyday road running. Mizuno Wave provides support alongside Enerzy and U4ic cushioning. X10 rubber adds abrasion resistance underfoot, while an air-mesh upper, elastic shoelaces and reflective details round out the construction. The focus is supported daily mileage rather than a stripped-down racing build.

Intended uses:
Daily, Jog, Stability
1 source · checked 2026-09-25

Specs

Among 904 listed shoes, this is a heavier Stability

Weight
295g
Of 840 known values: 605 lower, 20 equal, 215 higher. The marker uses the midpoint of equal values.
heavierUpper 28%, including ties / average +28g
Drop
-
Not registered
Stack height (heel/forefoot)
-
Not registered
Carbon plate
-
Not confirmed
Midsole
MIZUNO ENERZY / U4ic
Outsole
X10
Reference price
-
Not registered
Weight measurement and plate details
Weight note
The 295g figure is Mizuno Taiwan's single-shoe sample for men's J1GC254801 in size 27.0cm; it is not the EMEA women's sample.
Plate note
The exact-model pages name MIZUNO WAVE but do not establish its plate material, so carbon classification remains unknown.

Prices and release dates by market

1 market is registered. Values are shown as published for each market: no currency conversion and no guessed days or months. Reference prices are not current shop prices.

Reference prices and release dates by market
MarketReference priceRelease
TaiwanTW
3,480 TWDSourcechecked 2026-09-25
2024-12Shown aboveGeneral releaseday not confirmedSourcechecked 2026-09-25

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Weight

This shoe 295g·registered average 267g (840 shoes)

96g375g

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