Mizuno Neo Vista Reviews

Has 200 miles on the Neo Vista and it still feels new; uses it for long runs and track intervals, calls it a great all-rounder and hasn't had shin problems since getting it.

Returning the Mizuno Neo Vista: likes the midsole but the sock-like upper doesn't hold the foot, and pushing the pace gave them blisters on both little toes, a first for them.

A 59 kg midfoot striker's 23 km progression run in the Neo Vista: secure, breathable knit upper and a very soft but not mushy, bouncy foam; ideal for easy long runs, with the Superblast better for top-end speed.

A novice found the Neo Vista mushy and unenergizing at easy pace, but on 5x1000 m intervals it felt light and responsive and left their feet unusually fresh.

On a 10-mile run the Neo Vista was extremely fun at slightly up-tempo paces, more pillowy than propulsive, less stable than the Superblast but more stable than the Triumph.

A 65-mile-a-week forefoot striker finds the Neo Vista really fun: very soft, best and bounciest at long-run pace, slappy at recovery pace and mushy at tempo.

Finds the Neo Vista extremely fun and comfortable, but on a first run the soft midsole and unstructured upper on cambered roads aggravated an Achilles, so they think it isn't worth the injury risk.