Comments on: Nike LunarGlide+ Running Shoes Review

By: alan cohen

alan cohen — Fri, 06 Aug 2010 16:10:37 +0000

I have worn these sneakers for about 3 months doing about 35 to 40 miles workout per week. The first thing I noticed that the backs of the shoes were starting to fall apart secondly the heels were stating
to become to flexible thus making it unstable to excercise with let alone give you proper support. The floor bed of the shoe seems to warping from the heat and constant usuage. These shoes have technical and design flaws and for the price they are unsuitable for a person who is out jogging everyday.

By: Tom

Tom — Wed, 23 Jun 2010 15:20:18 +0000

Just bought these shoes after having a gait anylasis in a running store. I overpronate in my right foot but am neutrul in my left. Hoping they help take the pain from my shins!

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By: Bert

Bert — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 14:13:13 +0000

I just bought a pair and have run 6 km (12 km/hr) with them on a treadmill (30 minutes). I’m very impressed. Excellent ride. No pain at all. But I’ll suspend judgment until I’ve run them on the road and on the track. I’m a medium-sized runner with very low arches and an overpronator. In 6 years of running, I’ve had recurring achilles tendinitis, some left hip pain, and a little soreness along the side of my right knee. I don’t do high mileages, so I’m guessing I might have been using the wrong shoes all these time.

The first thing I noticed about the Lunarglide was that they’re very comfortable. And oh, the cushioning…when they say “It’s like running on pillows,” it is. As for pronation control, I really don’t know how that is supposed to feel like. All I care about is that my achilles don’t scream from all the tugging and my hips and knees don’t ache from all the pounding. So, it’s really a relief to just run pain-free for once, just like how it was at the beginning. Again, I hope these promising results continue as I take my running to the road.

I hope I won’t be disappointed.

By: Shlomo

Shlomo — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 14:53:13 +0000

I agree with the review and with what Andrew wrote above as well. The shoe is very comfortable to wear and is great for short runs. I don’t believe the shoe works well for everyday long runs because the support just isn’t there (even though they claim it’s a support shoe) and it does have a heavy forefoot landing. I ended up with bad shin splints. I think it’s a great shoe for tempo workouts or races but not as an everyday trainer.

By: andrew

andrew — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 02:14:52 +0000

I run around 60 miles per week and race competitively. I am about 150 miles into my lunarglides and although the cushioning is amazing, there are some serious flaws with the shoe. The first is that the shoe begs you to heel-strike in order to take advantage of the plush foam — something that is always a bad idea. Second, the forefoot is so wide and flat that it is almost impossible to toe or mid-foot strike without slapping the ground. If you are looking for a comparable nike shoe with fewer issues with “ride”, try the Nike free everyday or even the structure triax.

By: ransacker

ransacker — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 21:12:42 +0000

IF you don’t mind me asking how much to you weigh? Our heavier testers really did not like the LunarGlides (not enough support, slap on impact..) however our lighter runners (under 12st) found them to provide ample cushioning and a “novel” feel.

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Runnertalk.net — Wed, 12 Aug 2009 12:48:11 +0000

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