The mens Shoes Sayonara 4 Performance are added to the new catalog Mizuno 's spring / summer 2017.

The Mizuno Sayonara 4 Performance are equipped with the technology Mizuno Wave , which ensures cushioning and stability.

Your rides will be smoother, thanks to the blown rubber and the technology U4ic.

The running shoes Sayonara 4 are suitable for all the runner with the support of the neutral.

Features:
Type: Neutral
- Drop: 10 mm
- Weight: (41 EU) 250
- Upper made of AIRmesh, high sweat-wicking

Technologies:
- Wave is the technology's most effective midsole of the sector. The Wave with its unique shape helps the shoe to disperse the force of impact on the feet with better cushioning found at every step.
- Mizuno Air Mesh: for Breathability and freshness. Maintains a high level of breathability throughout the life of the shoe and allows the foot to stay cool and dry.
- Mizuno Smoothrid: unique Construction of the sole of the shoe designed to create a smooth, as if it were a rocking chair to facilitate the transition of heel to toe on every step.
- Mizuno Dynamotion Fit FW: Combination of technologies that create an upper that creates harmony with the foot during the stroke, elimanando stress points for a race more comfortable.
- Mizuno Intercool: it solves the problem of heat and humidity that accumulates in the shoe, inserting a ventilation system in the sole of the shoe that removes heat and humidity from the foot through a system of ventilation channels.
- Mizuno Pebax Rnew Plate built from Pebax Rnew, which is made from an environmentally friendly oil that produces less carbon while retaining all the features of the Pebax normal.
- Mizuno Premium Insock : Insole removable high quality for maximum comfort, cushioning and durability.
- Mizuno U4iC: A compound in the midsole that cushions like Mizuno's ap+, but is approximately 30% lighter, with the same degree of comfort and performance
Mizuno X10: rubber compound and carbon more resistant, which allows for longer wear in high impact areas and provides more traction at heel strike.