Mizuno2026 Review
Mizuno Thunder Blade Z
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Light mid-range with good value for money: 265 g and a TPU stabiliser.
Fit
Who is it for?
- Position
- WingCentre backBack
- For
- Men
- Player weight
- < 75 kg
- Level
- Intermediate, Advanced
Our test
The good and the bad
Pros
- Very good value for money
- Light (265 g) with a TPU stabiliser in the midfoot
- Non-marking outsole with reliable grip
Cons
- Without the Wave plate of Mizuno's higher-end models
- Basic cushioning for heavy training loads
Before you order
Sizes and fit
- Fit
- Regular
- Weight
- 265 g
Where to buy
Price at each shop
Forum Sport
Out of stock
€47.99Basket-Center
Out of stock
€55.30
How we score it
Score by category
- Grip
- 8.2
- Cushioning
- 7.9
- Stability
- 8.1
- Durability
- 8.0
- Value for money
- 9.0
Description
The Mizuno Thunder Blade Z is a mid-range indoor shoe built for several sessions a week. At 265 grams and with a 12 mm sole height, it combines an injected EVA midsole with a U4icX strobel for light cushioning, a wide outrigger in the forefoot and a TPU stabiliser in the midfoot, and a non-marking rubber outsole for grip on court.
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