Recent content by jdmd3

The suggestion to go to a respectable running store to try it out is great option, but usually you'll have to pay full price on those.  If you have a Nike outlet that you can visit, go and try them on there. Grab a few that you found most comfortable in store and actually use them for the case...

I'd go with grey just because it would be more versatile.

Ran around the block a few times with that lacing style. That actually worked better than expected. Thanks!

This is from an adidas gait analysis using those shoe sensors that show that I overpronate and recommend I run in a stability shoe. All I'm saying is that just because one overpronates, doesn't mean that they should exclusively run in stability shoes if they want to stay healthy. The best way...

Nice run! In your experience do you get some heel slipage on the racers whenever you run? I've noticed mine moves quite a bit, but want to use them on faster running days.

The way you train, recover, and listen to your body has bigger impact on injuries than what category of shoes you run in. If you overpronate but perform well and have had no injuries with a neutral shoe, no reason to change what works. I have low arches and am categorized as an overpronator...

Triple whites on FTL Steinway on NYC

http://sneakerreport.com/news/first-100-shoes-cross-nyc-marathon-finish-line/10 Has anyone seen this already? It's a lunaracer 3 according to sneakerreport, but it has an upper color scheme reminiscent of the FK racers. I wonder if there's rumors of a flyknit lunaracer.

Thanks for the detailed responses guys, as its really hard to get a real feel for a shoe's performance by just trying it around the store. Glad to hear that it has a legit barefoot feel.

Could you elaborate what you mean by a barefoot feel? I ask because it has a siped lunarlon foam as its insole. My experience in both my Lunarglide 4 and Kobe 8 is that the lunarlon foam is very squishy, the opposite of what you'd want from a barefoot shoe. Does the cushioning feel firmer than...

In what way are the Nike shoes uncomfortable? I ask because you mentioned that you loved the Kayano, Asics' premium support shoe designed to minimize over-pronation. The Lunar Eclipse and the Lunar Glide fill Nikes support shoe category, but they weren't designed to give the same amount of...

Tried this thing on FNL. I normally run on size 9 shoes and didn't find any problems with the fit. I'd say if you plan on running on these shoes, just get the typical size that you get for running shoes. I liked how incredibly light they are and how tit conformed to the shape of your feet...

Flyknit Lunars are available for under $109 including shipping from Runningwarehouse when you use FB15D code.