Mizuno Co.

Mizuno will release the Neo Ace on Aug. 1 as its new flagship tennis shoe for intermediate to advanced players, incorporating Enerzy XP cushioning throughout the midsole for increased energy return. The model introduces a D-Flex Groove midsole for pivot stability, a Crouching Wall outsole and DX rubber for balanced sliding and lateral support, plus an evolved half-bootie upper for a secure fit. Mizuno plans the Neo Ace to complement its renewed racket push in North America and broader tennis expansion plans. » More on forbes.com

Mizuno launches two new rackets in North America on April 1: the control-oriented AcroStrike (98 sq in, 305g/290g, 16x19) and the power/speed-focused AcroSpeed (100 sq in, 300g/285g, 16x19). Both frames use Enerzy frame and a patented dual spring carbon-layer construction to increase energy return and dwell time, plus grommet technologies to boost string movement and spin. Mizuno plans tour presence on ATP and WTA and will expand its racket-sport lineup with grips and strings. » More on forbes.com

Mizuno’s Pro M-15 irons were the best-selling clubs at Fairway Jockey in February, followed by the Pro M-13 and Titleist T-150 and T-250 irons. The M-13 targets a range of handicaps while the M-15 emphasizes higher launch, distance and forgiveness; Ping’s G440 K was the month’s top-selling driver. The report highlights strong demand for the new Mizuno Modern Series since its January release. » More on shopping.yahoo.com

Mizuno introduced the Pro Modern Series with M-13 and M-15 irons, combining traditional Grain Flow Forged construction with modern multi-material designs to add speed and forgiveness while retaining a forged feel. The M-13 targets better players seeking control and responsiveness via a pocket-cavity and thinner Contoured Ellipse Face, while the M-15 uses a hollow-body design, tungsten weighting and a variable-thickness face for higher launch and more forgiveness. Both models feature Micro-Slot technology (mid‑irons), Harmonic Impact Technology, and a Triple Cut Sole; they are priced at $215 per club and available Jan. 5, 2026. » More on sports.yahoo.com

Mizuno will release the Wave Exceed Tour 7 in January, a redesigned flagship tennis shoe focused on speed and underfoot comfort. The model introduces Enerzy XP and Enerzy NXT nitrogen‑infused foams plus a Pownce midsole for improved energy return and rebound. It retains a Wave plate and D‑Flex Groove for stability, a softer polyurethane upper and a new DX Rubber outsole with a six‑month guarantee. The shoe debuts in three men's and three women's colorways, with clay‑court options added in March. » More on forbes.com