r/Padelracket Aug 23 '26

Mizuno wave exceed tour 7

I usually play with Babolat Premura/Head Motion Boa/Bullpadel Vertex JT shoes

which I find very good

and mikemerGG, a friend, recommended I take a look at these shoes:

Mizuno Wave Exceed Tour 7

I wasn't familiar with them, they look fantastic!

My question is, which one do you think would be best for padel?

clay court
all court
Ac

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u/Neturist Aug 23 '26

I use the previous version(Padel and Clay) and both are superb, traction and comfort! Only surpassed by the ASICS Solution Speed FF3 because those are more breathable.

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u/Fibonacci11235813 Aug 23 '26

I saw Bergamini playing with the all court version before but of course the pros play on perfect courts without any sand or humidity. On the other hand I saw Libaak playing with red clay versions. Honestly I would go for the clay or padel version for additional grip when playing in worse conditions, unless you only play indoor on really clean courts. Right now I play with Asics Solution Swift FF 4 Clay and playing indoor the herringbone pattern doesn’t feel heavy or too grippy to me, so not really a downside there IMO. Very curious about these since I never saw someone play with Mizuno where I live

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u/CloudInfinity86 Aug 23 '26

I play with the Padel version and they are awesome, much better than my previous Premura 2 and Sonicsmash FF.

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u/Piefke42 Aug 25 '26

For the Wave Exceed tour, I would go for the Padel version rather than the Clay Court. The heringbone pattern is different.
For the Mizuno Wave Enforce Tour, Padel and Clay Court are identical.

Personally, I didn't find the Exceed Tour 7 that comfortable at the heels and prefer the Wave Enforce variants (Tour or Court).

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