Below you will find the most popular types of Mizuno boots that are worn for Rugby. Click on a boot to see more about that particular type and the products that are available and reviews of its performance. The Beginnings of Mizuno Mizuno was founded in 1906, in Osaka Japan…
From the term itself, Morelia Neo is Mizuno’s attempt to adapt its classic, longstanding silo to the needs of the modern game. With its Neo form, the Morelia carries on its core DNA while also going quicker, faster with its build and form. The silo is now on its 4th generation and is available in…
Dan Norton who is this years top points scorer with 264 and also the top try scorer with 52 in the HSBC IRB 7’s World Series 2012/13. Has worn Mizuno boots throughout. However for the last weekend in London he moved to the latest addition to the fold the stunning new Mizuno Morelia Neo giving…
A host of players on the IRB Sevens circuit have donned Mizuno’s Morelia Pro boots in recent weeks, with almost all the Fijian side sporting the bold lime/blue version. A classic in Mizuno’s rugby boot range the Morelia is crafted from ultra-light Kangaroo leather with a variable-width lacing system ensuring ultimate comfort. An 8-stud configuration…
Not only did the Fijian Sevens team get their 2012/13 campaign off to the best possible start with victory at the Gold Coast tournament a fortnight ago, but they looked particularly in-sync doing it, with the bulk of the squad sporting the same bright green Mizuno boots. The Mizuno Morelia Neo is the Japanese companies’…
The Samoa national squads have a deal with Mizuno for kit. Thanks to this the Sevens squad in Scotland over the weekend of the IRB World Series 4/5 May 2012. Could be seen in a new colour range of the Mizuno Morelia Football Boots. These boots are not designed for rugby but ideal for the…