Amazon.co.jp lists Mizuno Pro 11GM2300 29.0cm baseball spikes

The Mizuno Pro 11GM2300 baseball spike brings a completely redesigned last and advanced cushioning technology to the diamond, offering players a lightweight option engineered for explosive acceleration. Listed on Amazon.co.jp with a regular retail price of 19,800 yen, this men’s model features fixed metal hardware and a white-and-black design that prioritizes both traction and comfort.

Redesigned Last and Specialized Metal Hardware Placement

To maximize speed during the first step, Mizuno built the 11GM2300 model on a freshly re-engineered quickness last. The design places the metal spikes on the perimeter of the forefoot, specifically around the ball of the foot, to give players a firmer grip when driving into the dirt. An Amazon.co.jp product listing details that the shoe weighs roughly 250 grams for a standard 27.0-centimeter size, while the model currently circulating comes in a 29.0-centimeter size with a 2E width fitting.

Advanced Cushioning and Soles

The 11GM2300 utilizes a next-generation midsole material designed to boost both lightweight feel and cushioning. Inside the shoe, a removable Mizuno Energy insole supplies high-rebound cushioning. Underneath, an SL sole features diagonal flexion grooves through the midfoot to assist with a natural, powerful push-off.

Two-Layer Guard Protects Synthetic Leather Upper

Constructed with a blend of synthetic leather and synthetic fibers, the upper portion of the spike incorporates a two-layer guard across the laces and toe area to withstand heavy wear and tear. The shoe also comes equipped with a dedicated storage bag. Amazon.co.jp indicates that delivery timelines depend on payment method, with credit and cash-on-delivery options generally processed for delivery by September 19, 2026, though weekend orders or regional inventory levels may alter arrival dates.

Competing Spikes Range from 6,960 to 13,340 Yen

A marketplace scan on similar platforms shows concurrent listings for competing gear, including the Asics Goldstage I-Pro priced at 6,960 yen, Nike Jordan 1 Retro MCS Low spikes at 13,340 yen, and the Zett ProStatus series at 7,125 yen.

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