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  1. Yoda808
    July 7, 2012 @ 12:59 am

    Damn, you have LunarEclipse’s? Wanted to get those last year, but they weren’t available in NikeID yet so I opted for the LunarGlide+ 2. It was a pretty nice upgrade from my Nike Free’s (3.0/4.0? Not sure). What I really like about them, compared to my old Free’s, was that they have great ankle support (actually more support overall).

    Sadly, I do miss running with my Free’s. Had to retire them though cause they were super beat up.

    • Gee Why
      July 7, 2012 @ 7:27 am

      Yeah, I have the LunarEclipse 1 & 2, but they aren’t the best running shoes for me. I want to try the Frees but have a feeling the support won’t be enough for my heavy running, maybe as an all around walking shoe.

      • Yoda808
        July 7, 2012 @ 1:51 pm

        Yeah, when I first got my Frees I didn’t know that they were trying to mimic barefoot running with that shoe, but it worked for me. And that’s why I kind of want to go back to them…there’s something that still doesn’t feel the same with the LunarGlide 2’s that I have now.

        What shoe were you using before the Eclipse’s? Somebody recommended Mizuno’s to me . . . but then I’d have to get a different Nike+ system to monitor my runs. 😛

      • Gee Why
        July 7, 2012 @ 2:43 pm

        I still rely on the Nike Zoom Structure series (I think I have a post about them coming out tomorrow). I need stability and cushioning. Nike may not be the best running shoes but I’m a Nike diehard.

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