** What Is Most Comfortable Nike Running Shoe Right Now? **

• Feb 2, 2012

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I'm trying to buy some online, but I'm not sure what model is the most comfy.  I'm not necessarily going to be running in them, but want to be able to wear them with jeans...
Nike Free?

Lunarglide?

Let's hear your opinion!

 

• Feb 2, 2012

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supraturbo619

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I always found the Vomero series, AM2009 and LunarEclipse to give amazing rides.

 

• Feb 2, 2012

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bigblizur

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Originally Posted by SupraTurbo619

I always found the Vomero series, AM2009 and LunarEclipse to give amazing rides.

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Thanks, I will check those out... Vomero series? never heard of them...

 

• Feb 2, 2012

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http://store.nike.com/us/en_us/?l=shop,pdp,ctr-inline/cid-100701/pid-383225/pgid-535907
Not as stylish as the Air Max 2009 or Lunareclipse, but man they feel so good.

 

• Feb 2, 2012

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staab89.frontenacshome

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I also suggest the Vomero.  That shoe is the best I have run in.  Its a neutral shoe though, so if you need a stability shoe, I would suggest the Lunar Eclipse.

 

• Feb 2, 2012

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lockdown36

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I'm using the airmax 2011. Love them.

 

• Feb 2, 2012

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LUNARECLIPSE 2, but their cws are ehhhh. I feel they'll outperform the 1s. If pricing isn't an issue, I'd opt for them.

Outside them, LunarEclipse 1 (stability/cushioning), Vomero 4 (stability/cushion) and LunarTrainer (light/responsive), Free Run 1&2 (light/flexible).

Lately, it's only been the Eclipse1s (Stealth/Chrome) for me ever since the start of December. I've logged about ~250mi  in them so far, and I honestly feel they can hit 800+mi.

They clean up well after runs (washing machine), can be acquired for ~$50 (in size 9.5+), look great with jeans and, are very cushy and, most important, perform impressively, imo.

  

 

• Feb 2, 2012

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I like the lunar glide.

 

• Feb 2, 2012

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urn0tlike

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Just got finished speed training in my lunareclipse. There amazing. Def recommend.

 

• Feb 2, 2012

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Pegasus or Vomero

 

• Feb 2, 2012

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Vomero aren't the most stylish...


But they'll whoop any other Nike shoe's *ss when it comes to comfort!

Haven't tried the 7s yet... But the 6s stay on my feet at the gym.

 

• Feb 2, 2012

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Air Pegasus 28

 

• Feb 2, 2012

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I love my free +, very comfortable and they look good for casual wear

 

• Feb 2, 2012

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illustrayt

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Originally Posted by UrN0tLike

Just got finished speed training in my lunareclipse. There amazing. Def recommend.

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THIS. It's pretty ridiculous that these are very impressive at speed training/tempo runs, as they're primarily a stability runner.

 

  

 

• Feb 2, 2012

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Originally Posted by jonathan79936

I like the lunar glide.

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This.
The LG1 is by far the most comfortable shoe I've ever owned. The 3s that are out now feel great too. The only other shoe that I can say came close to the LG1s are my lunarflys (doubled up on those for $25 a piece during the last FNL dot sale).

 

• Feb 2, 2012

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crazy ebw

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Nobody wearing Pegasus with jeans

 

• Feb 2, 2012

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THESE!

 

• Feb 3, 2012

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I don't own any Lunarglide, Vomeros, or Pegasus so I can't comment on those. Comfort also heavily factors on your foot type as well, so take that into consideration. For me I have the flattest feet you have ever seen, literally no arch at all.

I feel the Lunareclipse, AM 2009, and AM 2011 are the best for me.

 

• Feb 3, 2012

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polobimmer

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am 2009

 

• Feb 3, 2012

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cashm0neyand1

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Originally Posted by lockdown36

I'm using the airmax 2011. Love them.

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air max 2011. the 360 air bubble is the best technology nike has. Its like pillows for your feet. super comfortable

 

• Feb 3, 2012

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drefus jones

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I've heard that the lunar eclipse were that deal.

 

• Feb 3, 2012

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The logic that has gone into this thread..   

 

• Feb 3, 2012

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Vomeros without a doubt.

 

• Feb 3, 2012

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It gets really technical for running shoes. Any running shoe can be comfortable on your feet, but not every running shoe can be comfortable when you run. It all depends on how your pronate/underpronate, high arch/low arch, etc etc.

 

• Feb 3, 2012

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staab89.frontenacshome

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I have run 50-70 miles a week for the past 8 months.  I run 7 days a week and did 2200 miles last year and I run mostly in the Pegasus.  Had one pair of the 27's and I am on my 3rd pair of the 28's.  I have also run in the Vomero 6 and the Lunar Eclipse in between.  Loved the Vomero's but didn't like the Lunar Eclispe.  The toe box was too narrow in the Eclipse for me and I have a very smooth stride without much pronation, so the stability insert caused my knees to hurt.  Since then, I have been hesitant to try any of the other lunar shoes.  I like a more cushioned ride so the pegasus work well for me.  Also, the Pegasus seem to go on sale more frequently than the Vomero and come in a lot more colorways.