Quick Scoop: Based on the available reviews, the Anta PG7 at $70 looks like a strong value shoe for roughly 50 to 100+ running miles , while the Mizuno men’s Neo/“Neop” running shoe at $100 appears more likely to last 100 to 200+ miles if it’s the Neo Zen-style shoe people commonly mean.

What the reports suggest

The Anta PG7 has a first-hand review showing 48 miles with good comfort and visible but not catastrophic wear, plus Anta’s own guide says the shoe is built for sustained running up to 12 miles per run.

A separate PG7 review page also frames it as an under-$100 running shoe, which matches your price point.

Mizuno durability

For Mizuno, the strongest mileage data I found was for the Neo Zen , where one review says the reviewer had 100 miles with no durability issues and another pair was over 200 miles with little outsole wear.

A Reddit thread also says multiple Mizuno shoes, including Wave Rider models, have been “very durable” with little upper or outsole wear.

Practical estimate

If you want a simple money-for-miles estimate, I’d use this rough range:

Shoe Price Likely mileage range Cost per mile
Anta PG7 $70 50–100+ miles about $0.70–$1.40 per mile
Mizuno Neo / “Neop” style shoe $100 100–200+ miles about $0.50–$1.00 per mile

Which is the better buy

If you care most about lowest upfront price , the Anta PG7 is the cheaper bet.

If you care most about longer life and better value over time , the Mizuno looks safer based on the durability reports I found.

Bottom line

For pure mileage value, I’d lean Mizuno ; for budget-friendly comfort, Anta PG7 is still a solid pick.