Race Review: Mizuno Ekiden 2017
More than 4,000 runners thronged The Promontory @ Marina Bay for the third edition of Mizuno Ekiden last Saturday evening – to take part in the Full Marathon or the … Continue Reading →
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Race Review: Mizuno Ekiden Run 2016
The second edition of the Mizuno Ekiden 2016 took place last night at The Promontory @ Marina Bay with more than 4,000 runners. The first full-fledged relay style race to … Continue Reading →
Mizuno Wave Ekiden 10 – A shoe for speed and maximum efficiency
If you wish to increase your running speed, then the new Mizuno Wave Ekiden 10 will appeal to you. Designed for speed and efficiency A racing shoe designed for speed … Continue Reading →
Mizuno Wave Sayonara 3: Fast, Lightweight Running Shoes
A neutral running shoe, the lightweight and responsive Mizuno Wave Sayonara 3 is targeted at runners who wish to break the limits of their speed capabilities. Blown rubber outsole and … Continue Reading →
Mizuno Ekiden 2015: Full line-up of food and other activities
Next Saturday, Singapore’s first Ekiden-only running race takes off, with the Mizuno Ekiden 2015. This race features two distances, the 42.195km and 21.1km categories where runners will be competing in … Continue Reading →
Return of Mizuno’s Flagship Racer: The Wave Hitogami 2
Fans of the original Mizuno Wave Hitogami will fall head over heels, for the second edition of the Japanese company’s flagship racing shoes. That’s because the Wave Hitogami 2 features … Continue Reading →
Win a Pair of Mizuno Wave Rider 18 Limited Edition Shoes
Do you want to win a pair of the latest Mizuno Wave Rider 18 Limited Osaka Edition shoes? Mizuno’s #ColourInMotion Campaign You are in luck. Through Mizuno’s #ColourInMotion campaign, which … Continue Reading →
First Japanese-Themed Mizuno Concept Store opens in Singapore
If you have never been to Japan, you can now experience for yourself, a small piece of the Japanese culture – at Singapore’s Kallang Wave Mall. That’s because the first … Continue Reading →