Nike Lunar Range - Page 2 - Gear

Grass Blower

03/11/2011 at 16:51

Hi Grass - I've scrapped my Swifts after beginning to get pain on the laces area of my foot - the swifts don't offer much structured support sadly - how many miles and how fast are you doing in them ?

hi. I hadn't done more than 5 miles in them. I run about 5 miles in 30 to 35 mins. won't be wearing them again

Sprint for the line

03/11/2011 at 17:04

Ah, you're flying then, yeah you don't want swifts.

I've just started using the Brooks ST5 - A great training and also race shoe.

Grass Blower

05/11/2011 at 11:30

cheers sprint

loulabell

05/11/2011 at 15:21

im sticking with my lunarglides thank you

DomF

07/11/2011 at 20:35

I do most of my mileage in Lunar Racers, nice and lightweight. Not so great in Winter as flimsy upper and grip not great in the wet. If only they did an all-weather/trail version.

Ran about 4 times in the Lunar Elite, a horrible shoe, stiff, heavy and clumpy, despite being marketed as a "racing" shoe! Retired them to the gym.

Interested to try the Lunar Spyder racers too.

The Egyptian Toe

08/11/2011 at 12:14

What the heck do I go to when my final (6th) pair of Equalons die?

Phil Leeds

16/07/2012 at 09:15

Anyone had experience of the Lunaracer3?

I need to replace my Lunaracer2's but see they have been replaced by the 3's

Patrick Martin 4

04/12/2012 at 21:22

very useful guide. i've been getting a headache reading the mountains of reviews and descriptions of each model which often contradict one another. much appreciated.

PAC76

14/12/2012 at 13:05

Tried some Lunar Glides a while ago, not sure which model but they all looked the same to me.

I find nike's too narrow though, even casual trainers I can't wear nike or addidas for the same reason.

The idea of custom width sounds good though.

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