Women's Nike LunarGlide+

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I bought my first pair of the Nike Lunarglide running shoes last summer while training for a marathon and loved them so much I just purchased my third pair. They have the perfect combination of pronation control and fit while also being lightweight and attractive in a number of color combinations. I am a moderate overpronater and have tried countless running shoes of all styles and brands over the past twenty years yet have never found a more perfect pair than the Nike Lunarglide. They perform well both on the road and on the treadmill, doing speedwork or running long distances. I have high arches but the wonderful thing about these shoes is they adapt to various arches. The research Nike put into creating these shoes definitely shows, and I hope they never discontinue this line.

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I didn't think I'd like these shoes when I first put them on as they seemed to over-correct pronation, but after the first run, I was hooked. They feel totally different running than walking. I have ran two marathons in them so far and did not feel as fatigued as usual...don't know for sure if it's the shoes, but I'll be ordering more. Had been wearing the Nike Air Zoom Elites before trying this shoe. No blisters & very light!! The only thing that causes any problems is small pebbles tend to get caught in the sole and don't fall out while running.

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I am in half marathon and soon to be marathon training. I tried the Adidas Supernova Glide, the Saucony Guide 2 and the Nike Structure Triax 12. All left me with hip pain and foot blisters. After having my gait analyzed at a local running store it turns out that my left foot has a medium arch and overpronates, but my right foot has a high arch, a colossal bunion and underpronates. The Lunarglide takes care or both sets of issues. I started wearing the Nike Lunarglide two weeks ago and now I don't even consider the other shoes in my closet. I have no pain after speed work or long runs.

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Great 10k'er shoe. I wouldn't bring this out on a long training run but this shoe looks cool enough that you can still wear them after the cushioning is gone.

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I've been a runner for 30 years and have run 13 marathons. These are my favorite running shoes ever. Although I prefer to buy a wide shoe, I find the toebox in these quite roomy and adequate. They are lightweight and well-cushioned, yet supportive - a rare find in a shoe for a slight pronator. I also have plantar fasciitis. I wear these shoes both with and without my orthotics, alternating days, and I have been injury-free (knock wood).

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My running route takes me on and off paved trails for about 5 miles 4x a week. I am used to using stiffer montrails which I really liked but needed a change. These Nikes are great - very light weight and super cushioned. I think they are almost too cushioned! I feel like I am running on a pillow and it makes me run a little sloppier. I also think there is less arch support then I was expecting. (I am used to a pretty hard shoe though). I think once they get more broken in and a little compressed I will like them a lot.

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I purchased the Lunarglide to replace my old air equalon +2, looking for cushion and breath-ability. I certainly got lucky, the Lunarglides offer cushion with just enough support to go the distance. I happen to very prone to blisters and haven't had a single one with these shoes. The price was right, and the shoe even better :)

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I have had the hardest time with sneakers seeing the Asic Kayano I wore is just awful now. I tried these and just ordered my 3rd pair after completing my best Boston Marathon. No forefoot pain and are really light. I hope they keep making these and don't ruin a good thing in future models. I would love some more diffrent color sole options but other than that.. great!

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I have been for the past five years a pronation-shoe junkie. I ran in heavy, bulky shoes for pronation control to deal with knee problems. My husband first tried the Nike LunarGlide and just raved about them. I decided that he couldn't be completely wrong so I bought myself a pair. It took me about a month of switching back an forth between my new LunarGlides and my old Asics Kayanos to convince myself that I no longer needed heavy/bulky pronation shoes. For me there is no other shoe that suits me better than Nike LunarGlide. Light, smooth, cushioned and supportive. My feet and knees love 'em. This is how I want it to feel every time I go out to train for marathons. There is at this time no other shoe for me.

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I've been running on and off for 27 years and this is only the second time that I have found THE SHOE! The first was way back in the early '90s with the Nike Huaraches (discontinued).
Anyway, these are very light and suited for midfoot or forefoot landing. I have struggled with heels on running shoes as they seem to give me IT Band issues plus soreness after running. Not so with the LunarGlide. I have run a total of 20 miles in the last three days and I have no soreness and no IT Band pain.
I absolutely cannot describe how thrilled I am to have finally found the shoe for me. I ran in the Saucony Ride for a few years, followed by the Ride 2. I liked this shoe, but I never liked the thick sole, which got a lot thicker with the Ride 2 version.
With the LunarGlide I have a good feel for the road, my speed, and a better idea of when it's time to stop and take a break. This is how it should be!

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This is a great shoe. I am a mild over-pronator and have been running in both Asics Kayanos and Nike Equalons, but with both I would get pain in my forefoot on longer runs. I decided to try the lunarglide after reading so many great reviews and I am so glad that I did. they offer great cushioning and good support and are super light. They are also the sexiest running shoes around in my opinion; very sleek. I bought a 1/2 size up because on longer runs my feet swell and I need the extra room. However, if I were only running 3-4 miles per run I would order my true size.

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This shoe is very cushy. I love Nike shoes and have had a hard time finding one with cush and support.

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i've been through varies shoes/brands and finally found the one that is perfect for long distance running. Lightweight and comfortable!

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Run 15-25 miles/week. Good cushion, very soft. Lacks ankle support. Fit small, order up at least 1/2 size.

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I'm usually a Pegasus wearer, but these were on sale.

They are nice and light, but still cushiony enough for me. They felt a little different, but still comfortable--actually I think the fit a little better than the Pegasus.

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The shoes are comfortable and light. I use an insole for more arch support. Overall a good shoe for running in.

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Bought these due to all the positive comments and the great price on Road Runners. I have not worn Nike in years as I found the toe box too tight, especially as I wear orthotics. This version seems much better in that respect; there is plenty of room i the toe box. I bought a 10, which is really 1/2 size too large for me, as they were out of the 9-1/2 I usually buy to accommodate my orthotics. I just left the insole in and they fit fine. They are light and comfortable; I feel good running in them. They are not particularly attractive; they look different from most running shoes. I could not tell you what it is, but they are (as my husband says) kinda ugly. I don't really care; I'm more interested in how they feel. Only other negative is the sole, which feels a bit slippery to me in wet conditions. Great value and would buy again.

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This shoe never seems to go dead. I've gotten more miles in this shoe than any other shoe in recent years. Good arch support and still a flexible shoe that is light enough to use in longer races. My feet have not been this happy in years.

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I'm so glad I took a chance and tried this shoe! I have been running in a neutral shoe, but felt that I needed more stability ( was fit in neutral by local running store, although years ago had always run in stability shoes) I got the size I always get in running shoes, which is 1/2 size larger than all my other shoes. Ran five miles first time I tried them out, super comfortable and just the right amount of support.

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The LunarGlide has become my favorite road shoe, in a category that I'd call neutral+. There is a bit of cushioning and support, but I don't think as much as would qualify it a supportive shoe. It is lightweight and fairly breathable. A consistent issue with Nikes, for me, seems to be their durability--I can rarely make them last to 400 miles, as is the industry standard, before they noticeably break down. Also, one thing that is a plus for me others might find a negative--they tend to run narrower than other brands (and, of course, a bit smaller). For reference, I run about 40 mpw on mixed terrain. These do fine on roads and packed gravel trails, but I wouldn't trust the tread on anything more dicey than that.