Comments about Womens Nike LunarGlide+ 3 Running Shoe:

I had previously been wearing the LunarGlide+2, and really liked the shoe but hoped for a bit more forefoot cushioning, (I am a half marathon runner, mild overpronator/ forefoot striker). The LunarGlide+3 feels light, softer in the forefoot, and even a bit more snug in the heel-- absolutely perfect. I wore them out of the box on a fast 4 mile run and have never been more impressed with a shoe!

Comments about Womens Nike LunarGlide+ 3 Running Shoe:

These were recommended to me by several different running shoe experts due to my need for stability but also cushion because I had ankle stabilization surgery in Feb. of this year, I need extra impact protection. All I can say is WOW. I could not be more pleased! They do run a little narrow, but I have fat feet so I just half sized up and they still fit fine. I am training for a half marathon and am up to 8 miles, and it felt like a breeze!! Who would have thought after going through major surgery in the winter I'd be running so well in just the beginning of fall? The best time of year to run outside too :) I'm psyched and I hope they don't change much when they do updates to this shoe!!

Comments about Womens Nike LunarGlide+ 3 Running Shoe:

I previously owned the Nike Lunarglide +2. I really liked that shoe, but my foot tended to glide too much which caused a lot of pain in the mid-section of my foot and led to a great deal of blistering around my arches and toes. So I switched to the Pegasus, but I didn't like how that shoe seemed to wear down way too quickly. When I saw the Lunarglide +3 had the support system on both sides connecting to the laces, I knew that my problems were solved. I really love this shoe. It is lightweight but with the right amount of cushioning. However, I have been starting to get blisters near the ball of my foot under my big toe. There seems to be a lot of rubbing in that area, but it's usually resolved by applying vaseline before I put on my socks. Regardless of this one issue, I'd definitely buy another pair. I look forward to seeing improvements in the next model.

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I switched to these from the triax because I liked the look much better. I have had great luck with the triax in my half marathons, no issues or pain. The lunarglide, however, gave me a huge blister on the ball of my foot in the longer runs. Terribly painful. I've tried 2 pair of these shoes and both gave me the same blister. I think I will have to switch back.

Comments about Womens Nike LunarGlide+ 3 Running Shoe:

I have just started running, am only on week 4 of training for a 5K, and I realized that if I wanted my knee pain to stop I needed proper running shoes. These shoes came up in my search for good support for those that pronate their feet, and they have been amazing! My knee pain has only been noticeable when I am not running, as opposed to all the time. I only have good things to say about these shoes. I have already ordered a second pair because they come in such cute colors! As a beginning runner and a college student, they were worth the price and make running enjoyable.

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I am one of those unfortunates whose feet require different amounts of pronation control. My left foot pronates quite a bit more than my right. It is a challenge to find a shoe that is supportive but that works with my biomechanics instead of against it. Im not a graceful runner either, more of a plodder. I really liked the lunarglide +2. It seemed to feel more supportive throughout the whole upper without that medial post that my trusty marathon shoe the Asics Gel Kayano has. I originally bought the Nikes as more of a short distance go to, but I liked the 2+ so much I found myself going to them for longer trips. First run in these that old left foot had gained a blister at the base of the big toe, probably from that roll that wasnt being prevented. I have run two 5 milers in these shoes. Right foot is fine but the left one I had to moleskin the big toe. Probably will not buy them again but I do think they are probably a great shoe for someone who doesn't have more than a mild pronation issue

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Bought them for my flat-footed college daughter who enjoys a variety of sports. they started falling apart within 3 months. I wore Nikes for 20 years, but have also had the same problems with the Nike airs deflating. Don't seem to be made of good quality materials anymore. We switched to Asics and are having better luck!

Comments about Womens Nike LunarGlide+ 3 Running Shoe:

I loved the Lunarglide 2, but the 3 was a disappointment. I'd say they fit true to size, but the overall shape is funny on me. They seem kind of long and flat. They feel the way I imagine Keds would feel as running shoes: not springy and cushioned, but not particularly stable, either. They are fine for short runs, but you know how some shoes just make you want to keep going b/c they offer great "road feel"? Well, I don't get that from these. I like the color selections, but would tend to wear these more for running errands than for running laps.