Philipp Kohlschreiber does it. Ivo Karlovic also. Marco Baghdatis in any case. Also Kiki Bertens and her doubles partner Johanna Larsson. They are all tuned in from head to foot with Mizuno and all wear shoes and clothing from the Japanese sport articles manufacturer. After the beginning of the 90s when Ivan Lendl wore Mizuno, it became rather quiet for the traditional manufacturer from Osaka in the following years. They focused more on other sports such as light athletics, handball and football. The exceptional sprinter Carl Lewis wore Mizuno spikes (9,86 s) in his world record at the World Cup in Tokyo in 1991. The Brazilian world champion footballer Rivaldo became Europe’s footballer of the year in 1999 wearing Mizuno football shoes. In 2016, however, the family firm turned back to tennis, developed a new collection and since then equips numerous renowned players. Tennis professionals are especially impressed by the shoes incorporating the revolutionary Wave technology.
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Power to perform. “Normal “leisure players also make an excellent figure on the court, in the high quality and modern designs of the Mizuno products. This is especially the case for teams, Mizuno has designed special teamwear for ladies and men. With everything that is necessary – jackets, hoodies, polos, trousers and much more. All articles are aligned to the brand-new campaign, which Mizuno first launched in 2017. Power to perform. 

That means: Mizuno concentrates fully on developing leading products that promote progress by incorporating innovative technology. This motto reflects on the end consumer. Mizuno sets the same high standards on their equipment as they set on themselves. Philip Kohlschreiber, Germany’s top professional over many years, can thus confidently identify with Mizuno. “The power comes from deep inside, to be ready, to concentrate on what is new every day and to give 100% to reach your goal. You must love your sport. This is my personal aim: to start the day with the maximum of power and to make use of it.”

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