Mizuno Presents the Wave Prophecy Morelia Neo
Name:Mizuno Wave Prophecy Morelia NeoColorway:BlackSKU:TBCMSRP:€250 EUR (approx. $290 USD)Release Date:June 27 (Mizuno) and July 1 (HBX)Where to Buy:HBXandMizuno
Football has been on the minds of millions lately, from the ongoing FIFA Club World Cup to anticipation surrounding the FIFA World Cup next year. As a result, the sport continues to see its influence spread into all aspects of culture, including style, where footwear models created for and inspired by football are as popular as ever.
Tapping into this prevailing trend isMizuno, which is paying homage to the Morelia boot's 40th anniversary by combining it with theWave Prophecyto create theWave Prophecy Morelia Neo. The instantly-recognizable sole unit of the Wave Prophecy runner serves as the shoe's foundation, delivering comfort to each step thanks to its aerated Wave Plate setup. Meanwhile, the upper features familiar K-Leather quilted paneling and carries the brand's RunBird logo on each side of the shoe. It will be introduced in this all-black rendition that emphasizes all of its key attributes.
For those excited to shop the Mizuno Wave Prophecy Morelia Neo, it is set to drop in this black colorway on June 27 via Mizuno at a price of €250 EUR (approx. $290 USD). From there, it will also launch viaHBXon July 1.
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