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RUN206 said:
All the high's marked down on ndc for $129.97
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I had my doubts that these would ever go on sale online. I thought they were going to get the flyknit racer treatment, and stay retail online, and then just remove them from ndc and ship them to the outlets.
 
dragicon said:
I had my doubts that these would ever go on sale online. I thought they were going to get the flyknit racer treatment, and stay retail online, and then just remove them from ndc and ship them to the outlets.
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I don't think that the Lunarepics have the hype that Racers had 2014-early 2016 and, with a higher retail, sat on shelves and NDC. Maybe they will have that hype in a year or two, but, while I love my LEs, I think the Racers are more visually pleasing.
 
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Nickthestick91 said:
I don't get why dudes press their toes down to make the sole appear flatter either. What the hell is the reason for that? Are dudes standing around with their toes flexed all day? Or do they think it looks cooler in pics? :lol:
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don't get me started on that. the toe push is one of the dumbest sneaker trends ever.
 
agoatnamedsally said:
I don't think that the Lunarepics have the hype that Racers had 2014-early 2016 and, with a higher retail, sat on shelves and NDC. Maybe they will have that hype in a year or two, but, while I love my LEs, I think the Racers are more visually pleasing.
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The lunarepics definitely don't have that racer hype, at least not yet. I have a strong feeling though that once people realize how comfortable LE midsoles are, they will be hooked... especially if more MC low cws are released in them. I hope they don't ever get too hyped though cause it's nice to be able to cop cws at leisure instead of having to have a BNTL mentality cause of sell out release day due to hype. I still love my racers and will continue collecting them, but LEs (lows specifically) are the real hidden gem of Nike IMO.
 
Just noticed the new CW for the Lunarepic high is listed at $150 now.  Glad Nike is coming back down to earth on their pricing.  The problem with the high version is that, while I love them for the gym/running I can't wear them casually like I can for the racers (look how bad those shields look with those jeans).  So  at  $175 + Seattle tax makes gym only shoes less appealing. 
 
I don't think LEs will ever get that hype or anything close to it imo but anything is possible I really hope they don't tho lol
 
RUN206 said:
 The problem with the high version is that, while I love them for the gym/running I can't wear them casually like I can for the racers (look how bad those shields look with those jeans).  So  at  $175 + Seattle tax makes gym only shoes less appealing. 
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The problem is people want to hike up their jeans/pants and show the ankle collar when really you just need to let your jeans/pants fall and cover it and it'll look just like the lows but with better pattern.

I really do not see the problem wearing these casually if you just wear your pants like you usually do. I'd understand it looking s bit weird if worn with shorts but with pants/jeans/trousers, it should be pretty easy.
 
Second ones are really tempting, but I'm still liking the Oreos more than them:
 
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New women's cw 
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 hopefully men get something similar
 
RUN206 said:
I would own so many more pairs of Lunarepics, if they had better colorways.
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THIS. The GR cws have been mediocre for me. They always seem to have something missing. It's either the White Swoosh or non-black tongue that keeps me from liking any of the lows or highs. NIKEiD is the way to go for me.
 
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