Mizuno will release this April its Wave Enforce Tour AC, the ideal shoe for powerful players who love to dictate points from the baseline,
The Enforce Tour is designed for maximum impact from the baseline and is the most comfortable, durable, and stable model in the brand’s line, according to Dave Dorsey, Mizuno tennis sales manager.
In contrast, the brand’s previous release, the Wave Exceed Tour, is more for players who attack from all over the court.
While it is a little heavier than the Exceed Tour, it’s one of the lightest, shoes in the baseline segment.
The Wave Enforce Tour AC is also equipped with lateral stability and shock absorption tech.
The Mizuno Enerzy Core material is the densest Enerzy material that comes from the Mizuno line of cushioning, a product first introduced in the brand's running lines. While heavier than the other Enerzy materials, the rebound and comfort levels are greater, leading to improved step-in comfort.


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